Wild Life

Schleich products are developed with the assistance of parents, teachers and children and are therefore especially designed for children’s hands. They are exceptionally detailed figurines, lovingly hand-painted with education value. The alligator is a dangerous predator with exceptionally strong jaw muscles. Only the white shark can bite harder than him. The interesting thing: Only the muscles tha…

Killer whales are also known as orcas and are actually part of the dolphin family. The animals are easy to differentiate from other whales thanks to their distinctive colouring: While the skin on their back is pitch-black, their bellies are a bright white, as you can see on the killer whale calf from Schleich® Wild Life. After just a few months the calves start hunting for their own fish, marine m…

Baby cheetahs are very helpless and only open their eyes after 2 weeks. When their mother is out hunting, they are completely defenceless against hungry lions and hyenas. The best possible camouflage is the only chance they have. A long, silver main helps them here. It stands up like a mohican haistyle and looks like long blades of grass from afar. Baby cheetahs learn to hunt for themselves when t…

Schleich products are developed with the assistance of parents, teachers and children and are therefore especially designed for children’s hands. They are exceptionally detailed figurines, lovingly hand-painted with education value. Crocodiles lurk in swampy waters from which they suddenly lunge out to snap at their prey. They feed on fish, mammals and birds. After they eat, crocodiles sometimes s…

Dolphins are quick, agile swimmers, often jumping impressively over The water surface. Underwater, They produce high-pitched whistling and clicking sounds to create echoes. That's how They orient Themselves and track down prey. Dolphins are very social and often seek physical contact with Their families. Age: 6 years+ WARNING: Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts - choking ha…

Dromedaries live in the deserts of Africa and Asia. They eat mostly leaves, dry grass and thorny plants. The hump of the mammal isn’t used to store water; it stores fat. If they can’t find any food in the desert they can live off it for weeks. The dromedary from Schleich Wild Life has eaten well recently and has an upright, well-filled hump. Age: 6 years+ WARNING: Not suitable for children under 3…

Age: 5 years+ WARNING: Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts - choking hazard. Colour and design may vary.

Giant tortoises are large and can weigh over 400 kg. Like the giant tortoise from Schleich Wild Life, they have short but powerful legs that they use to move around in the search for fresh grass and herbs. The reptiles can reach an impressive age and often live more than 100 years in the wild. Age: 6 years+ WARNING: Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts - choking hazard. Colou…