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? ...

The polacanthus, whose me means "many spines" was a quadruped of the family of "nodosaurids" living on Earth 132 to 122 million years ago. He was 4 to 5 meters long & his body was covered with two rows of thorns on his back & many triangular plates at the tail giving him real armor against the most ferocious predators! ...

Majestic & fearsome, the polar bear (also called white bear) is one of the largest terrestrial carnivores. This large mammal of the ursidae family is a solitary. It lives in arctic regions & can weigh up to 1 ton. Its thick white fur protects it from the cold that reigns over the ice & allows it to blend in with the decor. To combat these extreme temperatures, the polar bear can also count on its thick layer of fat. Swimming in icy water doesn't scare him! It hunts both on land & in water & feeds mainly on seals & fish. Did you know that the polar bear is able to slow down its metabolism to save energy? ...

The praying mantis is a diurl insect that can measure up to 8cm. Generally green or beige in color it goes unnoticed among the plants making it a formidable hunter. Today it is mainly known for feeding on the male during mating. ...

papo is world renound for their beautiful lifelike figures, each hand painted figure is lovingly crafted & will delight enquisitive children & adult collectors alike.the elves country inspires our princess to the lyre, who composes & writes sweet songs & catchy refrains, taken everywhere in the kingdom of papol&. the elves, fairies, pixies & even the princes & princesses of the castle in the clouds sing her creations. ...

Pteranodon is one of the most famous Pterosaurs. This flying reptile lived on Earth in the Late Cretaceous 70 million years ago. With a wingspan of 7 to 9 meters, it moved by hovering over oceans to fish as do our current pelicans. His jaw is devoid of teeth, which suggests that this very good fisherman swallowed the whole fish. The crest on his head counterbalanced with his elongated beak & his skeleton was to be light because of the hollow & thin bones of his wings. ...

The Queen is delighted to accompany the King to the ceremony. They got married a long time ago when the Queen was a young princess & the King a young prince. They will watch over their kingdom for many more years to come. ...

From its 12 meter wingspan & 8 meters long the quetzalcoatlus is one of the largest known pterosaurs. Disappeared 66 million years ago, it had a relatively elongated neck & a beak that can measure up to 2 meters long! Its large wings allowed him to use updrafts to hover but also to move on l&. ...

Able to fire up to 6 arrows per minute, the bowman is a vital soldier in any battle or when attacking a fortified site. Our bowman can fire off arrows while staying back from the fighting, thereby avoiding any h&-to-hand combat. He can operate as an infantryman or as a cavalryman. ...

All domestic cats having no specific breed are known as "ordiry cats". They are certainly the result of successive crosses of the Asiatic wildcat with the African wildcat & then of this hybrid with the European wildcat. Ours is white & red with green eyes. ...