Schleich Swan - White Swan with Cygnets 13718 Schleich 1998 That's why they hold grass

That's why they hold grass firmly between the teeth on their lower jaw and the dental pad on their upper jaw

The Schleich 13292 Hafling Foal figure is a light brown colour and lying on the ground in a relaxed position

Elephants are known as being thick skinned

In this case

Here in the nest the little ostrich is well camouflaged and its parents will definitely not leave on its own for long

Schleich Swan - White Swan with Cygnets 13718 Schleich 1998 That's why they hold grassSchleich 13718 White Swan with Cygnets. With a span of up to 2. 40 metres and a weight of up to 13 kilograms mute swans rank among the largest birds able to fly. These birds with bright white feathers owe their name to the fact that they are less vocal than other swan species. As part of their rearing behaviour at times the female mute swan takes her chicks on her back in order to protect them. Introduced: 2013. Retired: 2017. Approx: 7 x 4 x 6cm