The Extend-A-Fence from Schleich® DINOSAURS can be played with separately or used as an enclosure expansion for the Large Dino Research Station (item no.: 41462).Specially developed fence elements in the Schleich® DINOSAURS Extend-A-Fence set mean that the fences can be directly connected with those of the Large Dino Research Station (item no.: 41462). This means that the dinosaur enclosure can be extended to house more dinosaurs.
Schleich® figurines are modelled in the finest detail to help children learn while they play
This item is part of the DINOSAURS theme world and is suitable for children aged 4-10
The mighty Cape Buffalo raises its head and sniffs the air. With its black muzzle, it can sniff out exactly whether strangers are approaching the herd. The buffalo finds it hard to decide: can they keep on grazing or is an enemy closing in? If a strange buffalo tries to approach the herd, it doesn't miss a beat. At a gallop, he charges the uninvited guest, stopping just short of the stranger and lowers its big head. It snorts angrily, pawing at the ground. Its huge horns look so impressive that most intruders will trot off right away. All the better!
Although the Tyrannosaurus Rex looked quite threatening, it could hardly use its front legs armed with just two claws since they did not even reach his mouth. Nearly seven meters tall and thirteen meters long, the Tyrannosaurus Rex was probably not a very skilled hunter, but rather a scavenger which probably fed on the leavings of other animals. It had more than fifty teeth measuring more than 15 centimeters in length which it used not for chewing but rather for tearing, since it swallowed its food in large chunks. To improve depth-perception when searching for food, the eyes of the Tyrannosaurus Rex were oriented toward the front such that the fields of vision of both eyes overlapped.
On all fours, the Japanese Macaque keeps a close eye on what's going on. Nothing escapes the black beady eyes in its reddish face. The thick fur keeps this little monkey safe and warm even in cold weather. Sometimes it even has to endure icy winds and snow. Then it prefers to snuggle up to a friend and keep warm. A cozy jacket pocket will be just perfect!The Japanese Macaque looks so friendly. It almost looks as if it is smiling, tilting its bushy head with the small reddish face: "Do you have a treat for me?" Who could resist! Like all monkeys, this macaque loves fresh fruit. If it's sweet, like bananas, it loves it all the more. The Japanese Macaque is curious and sociable and likes to make friends. Once it has got to know you, it's sure to let you cuddle its thick furry back.
This schleich® product belongs to the WILD LIFE theme world and is suitable for children aged 3 and above.
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Imagine you're trekking through a prehistoric jungle, and as you cross a river, you spot a Styracosaurus stuck in the mud. Would you help rescue the dinosaur? Or would you keep your distance, fearful a predator is lurking nearby? What happens next in your dino story? Adventure awaits!schleich® dinosaur toys introduce the limitless possibilities of storytelling and imaginative play. From fierce Velociraptor figurines and the popular brachiosaurus toy to our popular Large Dino Research Station, schleich® DINOSAURS let your stories run wild. Authentic dinosaur toys prowl with rich, accurate detail and texture, while full-featured dinosaur playsets bring action and learning to life. Schleich® dino toy figurines love to crawl, fly and swim their way into stories featuring schleich® mythical creature toys, farm animal figurines and toy wild animals! schleich® dinosaur toys and playsets are built to last for generations. All schleich® toys meet the highest national, international, and prehistoric safety standards.
Zebras live in the African savannah and belong to the horse family. Each zebra has a unique fur coat pattern consisting of black and white stripes. Even its mane is striped. The pattern provides camouflage, confuses predators, protects against mosquitoes, makes the heat more bearable, and helps the animals to recognize each other.
Like blazing firewater? The mane of the Elementa Water Flame Unicorn foal looks exactly like that: Blue like the ocean and sparkling like the waves, the mane also curls like flickering flames. It is obvious who the parents of the Elementa Water Flame Unicorn foal are: Coat, mane and tail are as blue and glittery as the mother's, the Elementa Water Unicorn mare. But its flickering mane looks just like its father's, the Elementa Fire Unicorn stallion. The foal dances boldly over the meadow. Who did it inherit its personality from?
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 meters in length and estimated to weigh 1.5 to 2 tons. Its snout was more rounded than that of its relatives and its teeth looked like crooked knife blades. It was undoubtedly one of the most dangerous predators of its time.
