He can hold as many weapons as he has arms, giving him a considerable advantage over his enemies. He is a particularly skilful knife thrower & is also extremely flexible, ebling him to hide easily. ...

The Orangutan from the hominids family is, from the top of its 80kg for 1.40 m, a great monkey which lives only in South-East Asia insular. This species close to humans is one of the most arboreal. Indeed, it spends the majority of its time in the trees in search of food: fruits, young leaves, bark, small vertebrates, eggs of birds & insects.. . If the females can appear sociable because paying great attention to young, the males are however very solitary. ...

Mama Panda is always touching with her thick coat & her black-rimmed eyes. Full of innocence, her cub is well hung on her back, a position he will not leave until he is 6 months. The giant panda is a mammal living in central Chi. This rather peaceful herbivore feeds on plants, mainly bamboo, which it eats in very large quantities. It has a sixth finger allowing it to grasp the stems with full h&. The giant panda is a species now considered endangered. ...

papo is world renound for their beautiful lifelike figures, each hand painted figure is lovingly crafted & will delight enquisitive children & adult collectors alike.dinosaur of the upper cretaceous (about 75 million years ago), the parasaurolophus could measure up to 10 meters & weigh more than 2 tons! this large, flat-billed herbivore is known for its long bony crest surmounting its head. this impressive ridge could be up to 1.80 metres long & probably had several functions. hollow & connected to the nose, it seems that it allows the parasaurolophus to emit sounds & so to communicate with its congeners. ...

The pelicans are among the largest aquatic birds & can be recognised due to their large beak with a roomy extendable pocket. All in all, a genuine fishing net! As well as being used to capture prey, this mouth bag ebles the Pelican to refresh itself during very hot periods. Pelicans are to be found in waters the world over & are often present near rivers, lakes & oceans, where they live in colonies. For the chicks, they organise a kind of "child-minding" system. Did you know that pelicans can only take off after a substantial run-up on the water due to their weight? ...

To go to the ball, the Princess has put on the dress she keeps for the most important ceremonies. The Prince is very proud & happy to have been chosen to accompany her. They make a beautiful couple, earning them the admiration of all the guests & dance together for hours. ...

The Princess adopted this little bird when it fell out of its nest. It was injured, but the Princess took care of it & fed it until it recovered. Today it is well again & can fly high in the sky. It has returned to its mother but has never forgotten the woman who saved it & often comes to land on her hand & to give her a little kiss to show its gratitude. ...

The Pinto horse is not an officially recognized breed in France because many horses can be considered to belong to this family. Indeed, for a horse to be assimilated to a Pinto, it must have a saddle horse appearance, be robust, balanced, have harmonious shapes & have a coat with a mixture of spots & white spread over the whole body.. The ideal distribution of these tasks is 50%. These horses reach a minimum of 1.49 m at the withers. ...

Piranhas are freshwater fish found in the rivers of South America. These sharp-toothed predators are mainly known for their voracious reputation, however, on the contrary to popular belief, they do not systematically attack living things. ...

The dolphin is a marine mammal belonging to the cetacean order. An excellent swimmer, it has lungs & can hold its breath for 20 minutes under the water. The small hole on its head known as the spiracle ebles it to take in oxygen on the water’s surface. It is also capable of diving to great depths. This is a very sociable animal which mainly lives in groups (from 15 to more than several hundred according to the species). This is a definite advantage where protection from predators is concerned but also for hunting shoals of sardines or mackerel. Dolphins emit ultrasound & use echo-location (a kind of sor) to find their way around & to detect the presence of obstacles or shoals of fish. They like to play & often display their joy with incredible leaps from the water. Did you know that the dolphin is recognised as one of the world's most intelligent animals? ...