Schleich Bird - Stork 14674 Retired Schleich 2008 Sea lions can dive up

Sea lions can dive up to 200 metres below sea level (much deeper than other pinnipeds) to hunt for fish like herring

It had more than fifty teeth measuring more than 15 centimetres in length which it used not for chewing but rather for tearing

His highly technical machine body has a huge arsenal of high-tech weapons

Schleich 14344 Indian Female Elephant

because the Greek word "okto" means eight and "puos" means foot

Schleich Bird - Stork 14674 Retired Schleich 2008 Sea lions can dive upSchleich 14674 Stork. The stork is a very large, white bird with black wings, red legs and a beak which is just as red. Storks are migratory birds. The white storks living in Central Europe migrate year in, year out to South Africa where they escape the winter. Storks raise their young in large nests which they often build in chimneys or church steeples. Introduced: 2012. Retired: 2015. Approx: 9 x 3 x 7 cm