Item size in cm L x W x H 13 2 x 3 9 x 10 2 Sleek in shades of brown Hanoverian horses have the crowd s attention Since 1735 in Germany Hanoverian horses have been successfully bred & developed to the highest standards King George II of England started breeding horses for work in agriculture & with carriages As Hanoverians came into their element other traits were desired After World War II sport horses were in vogue At each bend in the path records have been kept & incentives given to continue breeding the best Bred to be trained this breed is a showstopper with its athleticism & strength Fun Facts Hanoverian horses are the best-known warmbloods partbred Arabians or Thoroughbreds ...

Item size in cm L x W x H 4 5 x 2 3 x 5 5 With long ears & an ever-twitching nose these mammals are familiar faces across the globe Coming out to eat at dusk rabbits & hares find soft shoots & grasses while being alert to potential danger They use their front incisors to cut their food while the teeth near the back grind it Their front teeth never dull because they grow throughout their entire life When threatened they bounce away looking for a place to hide Depending on speed to escape from predators these mammals use their strong hind legs & feet often bounding in a zig zag pattern or even just leaping into the air Fun Facts Females can give birth to thirty young annually ...

Covered in needle-sharp bristles hedgehogs are not to be tangled with Born blind & deaf a hedgehog s spines begin to emerge before its senses develop The bristles are structured in a way that will not harm the hedgehog or the mother These pointy bristles are stiff hollow hairs which thicken into a ball shape under the hedgehog s skin A hedgehog s primary defense against a predator is to raise its spines -- which are controlled by tiny individual muscles -- & then to curl up into a ball with its spines pointing in every direction This leaves a hole smaller than the size of a fingertip for the predator to deal with Hedgehogs are generally eight inches long & live to be a few years old Known as omnivores these mammals love to eat insects amphibians bird eggs fungi melons berries & snakes Hedgehogs can eat snakes thanks to their immunity to snake venom the result of an extra protein found in their body Fun Facts An average adult hedgehog carries about five thou ...

Item size in cm L x W x H 4 3 x 1 9 x 4 3 Varying in color according to age & gender chickens are feathered in browns whites & creams Popular for their eggs & meat chickens can be housed at a home at a farm or by the thousands For its health benefits & supply chicken is consumed across the globe As omnivores chickens eat insects seeds & even mice & lizards Throughout a three week long incubation hens incubate & rotate their eggs fertilized or not Living up to a decade chickens generally stay on land but have been known to fly in short bursts As a flock chickens abide by a pecking order This way the dominant birds always get first choice Fun Facts Internationally there are more chickens than any other fowl ...

Item size in cm L x W x H 5 6 x 3 6 x 3 8 Holstein cows are black & white bovines that chew the cud & chew & chew Holstein bulls & cows are the most popular breed of cattle in the world They were first bred in The Netherlands & then brought to America in 1857 Holsteins are immediately recognizable by their black & white coloring -- the stereotypical farm bull & cow Today farmers raise Holsteins for their amazing milk-producing ability the average cow produces 3 250 gallons of milk a year They live three to four years but some have been known to live much longer Cattle have four stomachs They graze on a combination of grasses & hay once the food passes through their first stomach it s called cud This cud gets pushed back into their mouth & the cattle chew on it all day until it is ready to go through the other three stomachs It almost looks like they re chewing gum Fun Facts A Holstein cow produces almost thirty-six quarts of milk per day ...