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Bei ihrer Geburt haben Löwenbabys ein sandfarbenes Fell mit dunklen, kreisförmigen Flecken. So sind sie in der Savanne gut getarnt. In den ersten vier bis sechs Wochen bleiben sie in einem Versteck. Ab einem Alter von drei Monaten sind sie kräftig genug, ihrer Mutter auf Schritt und Tritt zu folgen.

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 that close the jaws are extremely strong. The muscles that open the snout are so weak that they can be closed with simple tape. Compared to the saltwater crocodile, alligators are smaller and much wider. They live only in rivers and lakes in the south-eastern part of the United States and China.

These penguin kids are pretty wild! The older penguin just can't get enough of the ice slide. Again and again it hurtles down the slippery ice chute. And splash - it lands in the water. It quickly swims back over to the ice floe with the slide. Wait what's that cracking sound? Oh, the little baby penguin is hatching from its egg! It wants to join in the penguin family fun right away. Look how cute it is, waddling awkwardly up the slope to get to the ice seesaw.

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Seehunde gehören ebenso wie Walrosse und Seelöwen zur Familie der Robben. Sie verbringen nur wenig Zeit an Land und schwimmen die meiste Zeit in den eisigen Gewässern des Nordatlantiks und des Arktischen Ozeans. Auf ihrer Jagd nach Fisch und Krebstieren tauchen Seehunde 200 m tief hinab und können bis zu 30 Minuten den Atem anhalten.

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The starfish lies completely still on the sea floor. Its yellow colour makes it hard to spot in the sand.

The perfect camouflage against its predators, such as fish and sea turtles. A turtle swims by. It comes dangerously close. Maybe it has spotted the starfish after all.

What is that? Suddenly, the starfish changes colour and turns a threatening red. The turtle doesn’t dare to come closer and prefers to swim away. The starfish is a fast-changing artist and can change its colour. Well done!

Ages 3+.

Are hippos supposed to be here? There’s nothing to see. Yes, there!

Only the small ears and nostrils peek above the water. The hippo dozes comfortably there, cooling off. The African sun can be quite hot. The gray giant therefore prefers to spend its time in the water. Here it moves almost weightlessly – and with that massive body!

It only comes ashore at night to graze on a meadow. It lumbers along with its heavy body on short legs. But don’t underestimate it. The hippo can also move surprisingly fast on land once it gets going. Watch out!

Ages 3+.

The meerkat stands still like a statue, keeping watch. Only its pointed nose twitches now and then to sniff the air. Was there something moving in the tall grass?

The other clan members dig eagerly for insects while this meerkat keeps guard. Brave!

 When danger arises, it emits a sharp call to warn the others. But this time, all is quiet.

Slowly, it starts to get hungry too. Time to dive into the group’s activity. Maybe it will find a fat beetle?

Ages 3+.

The rockhopper penguin is well equipped to withstand the cold. It doesn’t mind the icy temperatures. Its dense plumage perfectly protects it from the chill. It shoots through the sea with powerful flipper strokes – hunting for fish. It proves to be a true professional swimmer!

Once it has its prey in sight, there’s no escaping. The rockhopper penguin is just as cute as it looks with its waddle on land: Here, it moves surprisingly skillfully as well. It balances over jagged rocks and steep cliffs. Impressive!

Ages 3+.

The American wolf lifts its nose to the wind and pricks its sharp ears attentively. Could it smell something? It calls the pack together with a howl – it’s time to hunt!

The wolf silently stalks its prey. It is not alone. It knows its pack is close by. Side by side, they roam the wilderness and surround their prey. They can even take on much larger bison. Together they are strong!

Ages 3+.

The American elk stands still at the edge of the forest, gazing into the distance. It’s mating season – and he is showing off his best side.

He walks majestically through the tall grass, ready to impress a doe. His strong body and antlers make him a worthy leader of his herd. I’m sure he can win a heart there.

Ages 3+.

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Entdecke die Welt der Wildtiere mit dem Schleich WILD LIFE Starterset! Ideal für kleine Abenteurer, enthält dieses Set realistische Tierfiguren, die zu fantasievollem Spiel anregen. Von wilden Löwen bis zu neugierigen Affen – Kinder können endlose Abenteuer in der Wildnis erleben.

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The African lion looks majestic.

He likes to show himself from afar, standing on a rock to scare away his enemies. Even now, he gazes alertly into the distance. Did he hear a sound?

He shows no mercy to attackers, as he must protect his pride. Anyone who comes too close can expect a fierce fight.

It is best to keep your distance and admire him from afar.

Ages 3+.