| This T-Rex looks ferocious and powerful yet it is small enough to fit into any sandplay collection. |
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Fantasic reproduction of a male ostrich with his tail feathers out.
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This Majestic Sea Eagle sits and stares - at what?There is probably nothing more spectactular than an eagle soaring in the skies above. -
SAFThe male penguin is responsible for hatching the egg and ensuring that the baby penguin survives it first few months of life. -
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Everybody knows that the stork brings us our babies! -
The Australian pelican has the longest bill of any bird, measuring up to 47cm. The bill acts as a scoop for fish and can hold more food that its belly. -
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This is a very cute and realistic looking budgie. -
This bull has extremely long horns. One can only imagine the damage they may inflict.
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Anyone working with children will understand the innate bond children seem to have to dolphins. -
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Beautifully decorated item of an Emperor Penguin.
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Sadly, it is estimated that there are less than 350 tigers left in the wild. -
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The cheetah is the fastest land animal on Earth. It can reach speeds of up to 110kms/h. -
New models COMING SOON Fantastic set of 4. Lion family includes male lion, lioness, and two lion cubs playing. -
Looking like a bandit there is no telling what this racoon is up to?
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Most mountain gorillas live in stable family groups of around 10 individuals, with one dominant male and several females. Both males and females in the group care for their infants; hugging, carrying and playing with them. When they get older, most males and around 60% of females then leave their birth group to join another troop. This helps prevent inbreeding. What is this Silverback doing - protecting his family, looking for food or looking to join another group? -
We all know what a skunk is famous for!