Item size in cm L x W x H 14 8 x 4 3 x 6 5 Rhinos have distinctive deep wrinkles especially where their short legs meet their big strong bodies Rhinos are large & intimidating herbivores with big horns & thick skin They use their horns to defend themselves & their skin is their armor Although they have poor eyesight their other senses make up for it They have rotating ears to detect even the quietest sounds Different sounds & ear positions have different meanings for rhinos Their large nose picks up on scents of its predators from far away Easily frightened these mammals will charge at almost anything They have even been known to charge termite mounds Weighing well over a ton & measuring over five feet high at their shoulder rhinos are the largest land mammal after the elephant Despite their size rhinos have been clocked at thirty miles per hour Since rhinos live mainly solitary lives they entertain themselves by wallowing in mud & coating their sk ...

Item size in cm L x W x H 11 1 x 4 1 x 7 0 With a robust body bison resemble cattle & have a shaggy brown coat Over six feet tall weighing over one ton bison are intimidating mammals with curved horns Living in prairies bison eat an array of plants in keeping with their herbivore diet Being an herbivore does not change its temperament though these animals are known to charge & are surprisingly agile for their size Eating in the morning & evening bison nap during the day & enjoy wallowing in dust or mud similar to the rhinoceros Living together in herds bison keep watch for wolves & defend cows as well as calves when predators approach Fun Facts Bison can run up to thirty-five miles per hour ...

Clothed in gray Andalusians display elegant strength Known as the Spanish horse the Andalusian is a major influence on modern horse breeds Bred through history for tribes traders cavalry & riding academies throughout the Iberian Peninsula these horses were prized for their natural balance & agility Characterized by a bold but willing temperament & strong yet controlled movement this breed is popular for many events including dressage bullfighting & pulling carriages With particularly strong hindquarters Andalusians move with a high graceful action The Andalusian stallion is a compact horse measuring fifteen to sixteen hands the unit of measurement for horses in which one hand is equivalent to four inches Fun Facts Andalusian stallions were the preferred horses of royalty ...