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Did you know? The triceratops' mouth was equipped with a horny beak and the heavy neck shield was made of solid bone!   18.5cm x 8cm 3+

Did you know? The wild turkey has long, powerful legs, a long neck, and a large, fan-shaped tail. The tip of the tail is usually chestnut-brown or ...

Did you know? White lions are not albinos. Their white colour is caused by a recessive trait derived from a less-severe mutation in the same gene t...

Did you know? The patterns of stripes on each zebra is unique and differs from zebra to zebra, just like snowflakes! 12.4cm x 9.3cm 3+  

Did you know? Most lambs will begin standing within an hour of birth.   4.5cm x 4cm 3+

Did you know? Lion cubs are born with brown rosettes that disappear as they age, although some lions may retain faint spots!   6cm x 5cm 3+

Did you know? Lionesses are the most social of all the big cats and live in groups, or prides, of up to 30 lions! In a pride, lionesses do most of ...

Did you know? There are no know wild alpacas! Each alpaca belongs to a famer! 6.6cm x 7.6cm 3+

Axolotls are used extensively in scientific research due to their ability to regenerate limbs, gills and parts of their eyes and brains.Notably, th...

Did you know? Goats are very coordinated and can easily climb and hold their balance in the most precarious places - like mountain ledges!   6.5cm ...

DId you know? Each bottlenose dolphin has a unique vocalization, just like human voices!   14cm x 14cm 3+  

Did you know? Emperor penguins are the largest of all penguins! On average, they measure 115cm tall - about the height of an average six year old! ...

Did you know? Humpback whale calfs often swim close to their mothers, and touch fins as a sign of affection!  They also are not fully grown for 10 ...

Did you know? Loggerhead turtles are the largest species of sea turtle with a hard shell! They can weigh up to around 140 kilos! 7cm x 1cm 3+  

Did you know? The wingspan of a manta ray can reach up to 6 meters across and they can weigh as much as 1,300 kilos! 15.5cm x 1.5cm 3+  

Did you know? The platypus can sense electricity from other animals with it's nose, which helps locate its prey! 9cm x 4cm 3+

Did you know? Pteranodons had toothless beaks, like the birds of today! 16cm x 2.5cm 3+

Did you know? Lemurs live in groups of up to 30 individuals, led by a dominant female! 8.1cm x 8.4cm 3+

Did you know? Sheeps have a field of vision around 300 degrees! This lets them see behind themselves without having to turn their heads! 7cm x 5cm 3+

Did you know? Pigs roll in mud to cool off! 10cm x 4.5cm 3+

Did you know? Tasmanian devil babies stay in their mothers pouches for four months! 7.7cm x 3.5cm 3+

Did you know? The last know Pinta Island Tortoise in 2012 was called George.  8.1cm x 5cm 3+  

Did you know? In the Middle Ages and Renaissance, it was commonly described as an extremely wild woodland creature, a symbol of purity and grace. 1...

- Having a typical terrier prey drive, it tends to be highly interested in toys especially chasing balls.