The gray wolf is not a solitary animal & must live in a pack to be able to fully flourish. Indeed, the perfect social cohesion that reigns within wolf packs allows them to hunt, occupy a territory & communicate without any difficulty. The pack is therefore a family group, generally made up of a dozen individuals. The outline of a pack normally consists of a domint couple, & the cubs that this pair gave birth to every years. Each pack has its own territory which it is responsible for defending against any intruder. The size of a gray wolf pack varies according to the food resources of the environment, but in principle it covers no less than several hundred square kilometers. The limits of this territory are marked by odorous deposits in order to warn rival packs ...

The hammerhead shark is an easily recognisable fish species with large flat protrusions on its head & with its eyes on the sides. The shape of its head improves close-quarters manoeuvrability. It can measure up to 5 m in length & weigh up to 150 kg. The hammerhead shark is to be found in all tropical oceans & shallow coastal waters. It mainly eats squid, octopuses & crustaceans. Although the young often form groups, the adults are rather solitary. ...

Here is a gift pack including a saddle pad, a saddle with its stirrups & reins. All of the accessories will fit PAPO horses & eble our riders to saddle up safely. ...

Despite its calm appearance, it is best not to rub against a hippo. Even crocodiles are wary of this 3-ton mastodon with impressive canines. This semi-aquatic animal lives along the rivers of Africa & spends its days immersed in water to fight against the heat. It is only after dark that he reaches the mainland to eat fresh grass (up to 40kg per day). The hippopotamus is easily recognizable! It has a massive silhouette, small ears, short legs & a huge mouth with impressive teeth. The hippos live in groups of about fifteen individuals respecting a strict hierarchy. ...

The horned lizard, wrongly called the horned toad, is a species of lizard close to the igua. This animal with a flattened body & covered with thorns lives mainly in the stony deserts of North America. Fast & agile, it hides in the sand in case of danger & is also capable of projecting blood jets to ward off certain canine predators. ...

In the Middle Ages, during battles or tourments, the horse, like the knight riding it, was equipped with a caparison, an integral armour, & a chamfer to protect the head from the blows of lance & sword. ...

tive to sub-Saharan Africa, the spotted hye is the most sociable species of the carnivore kingdom. Their groups are made up of many individuals & are governed by very complex social behaviors closer to those of certain primates. If the hye is today one of the most common carnivores in Africa, it is mainly due to its adaptability & opportunism in hunting. ...

For the Ice Queen there is no better season than winter. When the cold sets in & ture is covered by a white coat, the Ice Queen likes to travel through the regions of her kingdom, accompanied by her unicorn, to meet her faithful subjects. ...

For the Ice Queen there is no better season than winter. When the cold sets in & ture is covered by a white coat, the Ice Queen likes to travel through the regions of her kingdom, accompanied by her unicorn, to meet her faithful subjects. ...

Characterized by its pond similar to a bird's one, the Iguanodon was a dinosaur that could measure up to 5 meters high for 10 meters long & weighs over 4 tons. It had a horny beak, ideal for pulling vegetation, & moved as well on 2 as on 4 legs. ...