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The golden retriever, one of the most popular dog breeds, has a long history. The credit for the development of this breed is due to Lord Tweedmouth, who wanted to breed a strong, but gentle dog. Golden retrievers are the perfect family dog and need only daily exercise and sufficient attention. Thes...

The snow leopard is a large cat that lives in the high rocky mountains of Central Asia. It feeds mainly on sheep, ibex and goats. Thick fur protects it against freezing cold temperatures but its beauty means that many animals fall prey to poachers.That's why the snow leopard is an endangered species...

Detailed & Authentic. Real-life raggies agree: The Schleich ragdoll cat has the prettiest blue eyes of any cat you've ever met. Getting the little details right is kind of our jam.Encourages Storytelling. Our ragdoll cat teaches kids a toy doesn’t need screens to be fun. This toy raggie can speak...

Hammerhead sharks feed on sardines, herring and mackerel. In the past it was thought that they killed prey by hitting it with their heads. Now we know that the unusual head shape allows improved vision. Just like the hammerhead shark from Schleich? Wild Life, the eyes are located on the outside left...

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 fro...

Cats have an extraordinary sense of balance. And even if they should fall, they hardly get hurt. It is even said that they always land on their feet. And it is true: If they fall back first, they first turn the head and front legs towards the floor, then the spine and then back legs. By stretching t...

There are 65 kangaroo species - ranging from the small tree-kangaroo to the red giant kangaroo, which is the largest of all. When it stands upright, it is as tall as an adult human.The word "kangaroo" comes from the language of the Aborigines, Australia's indigenous people. It basically means "I don...

The Carnotaurus is a meat-eating predator from the Late Cretaceous. It lived about 70 million years ago. The only skeleton ever found of it was dug up in Argentina. The Carnotaurus was 9 metres in length and estimated to weigh 1.5 to 2 tonnes. Its snout was more rounded than that of its relatives an...

Animals prefer eating from their own dish too. That’s why our four-legged friends get separate bowls. It’s also better for their health, because eating from shared bowls can transmit colds and other illnesses. After “dinner", the cat curls up in its basket and the dog gets a delicious bone as...

The chameleon is perfectly prepared for life in trees with its clawed feet and strong curly tail. So it can cling to branches with its body without being blown down by the wind. Of course it can also camouflage itself by adapting the color of its scaly skin to the tree or rock it happens to be sitti...

The sassy cheetah baby looks so cute with its beady little eyes and black snub nose. At birth it weighs only 300 grams, but by now it’s already had some time to grow. You can tell right away that it’s a cheetah baby by its typical black spots. It playfully raises a paw – I think it wants to ca...

The Schleich figures are modelled with attention to detail, hand-painted with care, and provide educationally valuable playtime. Besides walruses and sea lions, the various types of seals include, of course, common seals. They don't spend much time on land, and usually swim in the icy waters of the...

This Siberian tiger has an imposing body size. It can grow up to 3 metres long from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail. Thanks to its unusual fur pattern, it is also perfectly camouflaged and can stalk its prey at dusk without being spotted. Nevertheless, the loss of its natural habitat and...

The pretty female Caracal stalks through the steppe on her long legs. She is probably looking for food for herself and her young. She tracks down her prey quickly, because she can hear the slightest rustle in the bushes. No wonder: Her long brush ears work like fine antennae and she can feel even th...