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PELUCHE CHIWAWA NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC art. 770683

This is Chiwawa Dog included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PELUCHE FENICOTTERO National Geographic basic art. 770859

The smallest birds in the flamingo family, lesser flamingos live in the salty lakes and lagoons of southern Africa. Their colonies can include more than one million birds! Size: .8 m to 1.0 m Weight: 2 to 2.5 kg Diet: Omnivore

PLUH ARTIC HARE National Geographic art. 770725

Arctic hares have a powerful sprint, and when they sense danger, they have been known to bound faster than 60 km/h.

PLUSH BEAGLE National Geographic art. 770688

This is Beagle Dog included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH AFRICAN ELEPHANT National Geographic art. 770717

The African elephant is about four times the size of a car, making it the largest living land mammal. Its trunk, which is capable of both pushing down trees and picking up single blades of grass, has more than 40.000 muscles in it.

PLUSH ARGENTINOSAURO BIG National Geographic art. 770787

Weighing more than seven african elephants, Argentinosaurus was likely the heaviest land animal to have ever lived.

PLUSH ARGENTINOSAURO National Geographic art. 770781

Weighing more than seven african elephants, Argentinosaurus was likely the heaviest land animal to have ever lived.

PLUSH ARTIC FOX National Geographic art. 770728

For insulation from the cold, snowy grounds of their habitats, arctic foxes have fur on the bottoms of their paws. Arctic foxes have a deep thick fur which turns brown in the summer and white in winter.

PLUSH AUSTRALIAN COBBER DOG (LABRADOODLE) National Geographic art. 770680

This is Australian Cobber Dog even named Labradoodle, included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH BABY ASIA National Geographic art. 770777

An exclusive Baby Asia plush display from the National Geographic line that brings together the fantastic animals typical of the Asian continent. They all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to details.

PLUSH BABY AUSTRALIA National Geographic art. 770700

An exclusive plush display of the National geographic line that collects the fantastic animals typical of Australia. They all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to detail.

PLUSH BABY BIG CATS National Geographic art. 770706

Baby BIG CATS National Geographic is an exclusive plush display of the National geographic line that brings together the fantastic big cats. They all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to detail.

PLUSH BABY DESERT National Geographic art. 770809

The Desert National Geographic baby plush are the complete collection of characteristic puppies of the desert. They all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to detail.

PLUSH BABY EUROPE National Geographic art. 770865

An exclusive plush Baby Europe plush display from the National geographic line that brings together the fantastic animals typical of the European territory. They all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to details.

PLUSH BABY GALAPAGOS National Geographic art. 770800

The Galapagos National Geographic baby plush toys are the complete collection of puppies characteristic of the territory of the Galapagos islands. They all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to detail.

PLUSH BABY NORTH AMERICA National Geographic art. 770705

Plush baby North America National Geographic is an exclusive plush display of the National geographic line that brings together the fantastic animals typical of North America. the plush baby North America National Geographic all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to detail.

PLUSH BABY OCEAN National Geographic art. 770704

An exclusive display composed of baby Ocean National Geographic plush from the National geographic line that brings together the fantastic animals typical of the Ocean. They all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to details.

PLUSH BABY POLAR National Geographic art. 770703

An exclusive display composed of National Geographic baby polar plush that collects the fantastic animals typical of the Polo. The National Geographic polar baby plush all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to detail.

PLUSH BABY SAVANNAH National Geographic art. 770702

An exclusive display of plush puppies of the savannah of the National geographic line that collects the fantastic animals typical of the Savannah. They all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to detail

PLUSH BABY TROPICAL FOREST National Geographic art. 770701

Plush baby tropical forest National Geographic is an exclusive plush display of the National geographic line that collects the fantastic animals typical of the Tropical Forest. They all have a beautiful coat and extreme attention to detail.

PLUSH BIG BLACK PATHER National Geographic art. 770744

Though they are usually spotted, some leopards, called black panthers, have solid black coats. Jaguars are also called black panthers when they have black coats.

PLUSH BIG CHEETAH National Geographic art. 770752

Cheetahs are the world’s fastest land mammals. While chasing prey, they may accelerate from three to 96 kilometres per hour in only three seconds—a rate that would leave most automobiles in the dust.

PLUSH BIG CLOUDED LEOPARD National Geographic art. 770742

Clouded leopards, which live in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, are smaller than most other big cats. Instead of roaring, they purr and meow the way small cats do.

PLUSH BIG JAGUAR National Geographic art. 770748

Jaguars do not chase the animals on which they feed the way that cheetahs and lions do. Hunting at night, they quietly stalk unsuspecting prey— sometimes while perched on a tree limb—and then pounce at optimal moments.

PLUSH BIG LION National Geographic art. 770750

Lions are the only cats that live in groups, which are called prides. Prides may include up to three males, a dozen or so females, and their young. Lions spend about 20 hours a day resting.

PLUSH BIG MOUNTAIN LION National Geographic art. 770822

Mountain lions are solitary and need a lot of room to roam—only a few of the cats can live within an 80-square-kilometre range. Mountain lions are also known as cougars, pumas, and catamounts.

PLUSH BIG SNOW LEOPARD National Geographic art. 770823

These rare, beautiful gray leopards live in the mountains of Central Asia. They are insulated by thick hair, and their wide, fur-covered feet act as natural snowshoes. Snow leopards have powerful legs and are tremendous leapers, able to jump as far as 50 feet. They use their long tails for balance and as blankets to cover sensitive body parts against the severe mountain chill.

PLUSH BIG SPINOSAURUS National Geographic art. 770789

Spinosaurus was the longest carnivorous dinosaur., measuring over three times the lenght of a modern boa constrictor

PLUSH BIG STEGOSAURUS National Geographic art. 770788

Stegosaurus is famous for its kite-shaped back plates and long tail spikes. It is among the least intelligent dinosaurs. The larges species had a body the size of a double decker bus and a brain no larger than a walnut.

PLUSH BIG T-REX National Geographic art. 770785

The Tyrannosaurus rex had the strongest jaw of any dinosaur. If cars had been around when it was alive, its bite could have dented their metal.

PLUSH BIG TIGER National Geographic art. 770746

Chill out! That’s what Bengal tigers do to fight the smoldering heat where they live in India. Just like humans, the cats often take dips in cool-water streams and pools.

PLUSH BIG TRICERATOPS National Geographic art. 770786

This four-legged herbivore was named for the horns on its head. The two atop ots frill could grow to be more than one meter in lenght.

PLUSH BISON National Geographic arT. 770737

The bison’s thick, shaggy coat is so well insulated that snow can settle on its back without melting.

PLUSH BLACK BEAR National Geographic art. 770774

Asiatic black bears are often called Moon bears thanks to the crescent-shaped collection of white fur on their chests. They live in the Himalayas, Southeast Asia, and parts of eastern Asia. Size: 1,2 m—1,9 m Weight: ~40—200 kg Diet: Omnivore

PLUSH BLACK BEAR National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770858

Asiatic black bears are often called Moon bears thanks to the crescent-shaped collection of white fur on their chests. They live in the Himalayas, Southeast Asia, and parts of eastern Asia. Ursus thibetanus Size: 1,2 m—1,9 m Weight: ~40—200 kg Diet: Omnivore

PLUSH BLACK PANTHER National Geographic art. 770743

Though they are usually spotted, some leopards, called black panthers, have solid black coats. Jaguars are also called black panthers when they have black coats.

PLUSH BLACK PANTHER SUPER GIANT National Geographic art. 770756

Though they are usually spotted, some leopards, called black panthers, have solid black coats. Jaguars are also called black panthers when they have black coats.

PLUSH BROWN PELICAN National Geographic art. 770804

Pelicans hunt for fish by congregating into cooperative groups. They have been known to form a line or a “U” shape to drive fish into shallow waters.

PLUSH BULL DOG FRANCESE National Geographic art. 770681

This is Blue French Bull Dog included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH BUTTERFLIES National Geographic art. 770791

An exclusive display of plush butterflies that can be worn on the fingers is part of the National geographic line. Sold only complete contains 12 colorful pieces. National Geographic Butterfly Butterflies, a unique collection!

PLUSH CHAMOIS National Geographic art. 770867

These antelope with short, curved horns are commonly found wandering the high-elevation meadows and steep rocky slopes of the Alps and other European mountain ranges. They are fast and agile runners, even on treacherous terrain, and they can reach top speeds of around 50 kilometres per hour (30 miles per hour) when escaping predators. They also may leap in the air up to around two metres (6.6 feet). Diet: Herbivore Weight: 30—50 kg (66—110 lbs) Length: 110—140 cm (43—53 in)

PLUSH CHEETAH National Geographic art. 770751

PLUSH CHEETAH National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770856

PLUSH CHEETAH SUPER GIANT National Geographic art. 770754

PLUSH CHEETAH WITH BABY National Geographic art. 770765

PLUSH CHIMPANZEE National Geographic art. 770713

Chimpanzees are our closest living relatives in the animal kingdom. Humans and chimps are thought to share a common ancestor who lived some four to eight million years ago.

PLUSH CHIMPANZEE National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770836

Chimpanzees are our closest living relatives in the animal kingdom. Humans and chimps are thought to share a common ancestor who lived some four to eight million years ago.

PLUSH CLOUDED LEOPARD National Geographic art. 770741

Clouded leopards, which live in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, are smaller than most other big cats. Instead of roaring, they purr and meow the way small cats do.

PLUSH COCKATOO National Geographic art. 770710

Cockatoos are very intelligent birds. They sometimes even make use of tools. For example, they scratch their backs with branches.

PLUSH COCKER SPANIEL National Geographic art. 770682

This is Cocker Spaniel Dog included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH COLOURFUL BIRDS National Geographic art. 770794

An exclusive plush display from the National Geographic line that collects beautiful colorful birds. The National Geographic birds all have a beautiful and very colorful coat and an extreme care in the details.

PLUSH CROCODILE National Geographic art. 770719

Crocodiles deliberately swallow stones. Scientists think the stones may help the animals digest food.

PLUSH CROCODILE National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770841

Crocodiles deliberately swallow stones. Scientists think the stones may help the animals digest food.

PLUSH Dassie National Geographic art. 770814

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PLUSH DOLPHIN National Geographic art. 770732

Bottlenose dolphins track their prey by sending off into their surroundings high-pitched sounds. These sounds return to a dolphin’s ears after bouncing off nearby objects, indicating their locations.

PLUSH EAGLE National Geographic art. 770735

The largest bald eagle nest on record was three metres wide and six metres high. It weighed more than two tons.

PLUSH EASTERN RED BAT National Geographic art. 770801

Unlike other bat species, eastern red bats are solitary creatures that live in trees. These bats typically feed on insects that can be found at twilight, such as beetles and moths.

PLUSH ELEPHANT National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770839

PLUSH EXOTIC SHORTHAIR KITTEN National Geographic art. 770672

This is Exotic Shorthair Kitten included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH Fennec Fox National Geographic art. 770810

Fennec foxes have distinctive ears that radiate body heat, keeping the fennec cool in the blistering sun. They are also nocturnal, which keeps them out of the sun for most of the day.

PLUSH FENNEC FOX National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770863

Fennec foxes have distinctive ears that radiate body heat, keeping the fennec cool in the blistering sun. They are also nocturnal, which keeps them out of the sun for most of the day.

PLUSH FLAMINGO National Geographic art. 770760

PLUSH GALAPAGOS TORTOISE National Geographic art. 770802

Galapagos tortoises can live for over 100 years in the wild and are the longest-lived of all vertebrates. The oldest Galapagos tortoise on record lived to be 152 years old.

PLUSH GERMAN SHEPHERD National Geographic art. 770687

This is German Shepherd Dog included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH GIANT CROCODILE National Geographic art. 770850

Crocodiles deliberately swallow stones. Scientists think the stones may help the animals digest food.

PLUSH GIANT FLAMINGO National Geographic art. 770873

PLUSH GIANT GIRAFFE National Geographic art. 770875

To pump blood up its long neck to its head, a giraffe needs an enormous heart weighing as much as 11 kilograms—more than 25 times what a human’s heart weighs.

PLUSH GIANT LEMUR National Geographic art. 770876

Lemurs live in groups called troops, which include an average of 17 individuals. Males and females both live in the troop, but a dominant female serves as the lead. Size: Head and body, 0,45 m; tail, 0,55 m Weight: 2.3 to 3.4 kg Diet: Herbivore

PLUSH GIANT MEERKAT National Geographic art. 770877

These gregarious animals are often seen in groups, and several families may live together in a large community. While a few individuals guard the group, the rest busy themselves foraging for the foods that make up their varied diet. Size: 9,75 m—11,75 m Weight: 14,0 g Diet: Omnivore

PLUSH GIANT PANDA BEAR National Geographic art. 770808

An infant giant panda weighs on average about as much as two large chicken eggs. That’s about 1/900th the weight of its mother! Size: 1,2—1,5 m Weight: 140 kg Diet: Omnivore

PLUSH GIANT PENGUIN WITH BABY National Geographic art. 770878

King Penguins live on islands just north of Antarctica. To keep warm in this region’s cold climate, they have four layers of feathers, the outermost of which is waterproof.

PLUSH GIANT POLAR BEAR National Geographic art. 770807

The mammoth polar bear has no natural predators! It sits at the top of the Arctic food chain. Polar bears are champion swimmers and can paddle across the open sea as far as 65 kilometres without resting.

PLUSH GIANT SEAL National Geographic art. 770849

Seals sleep underwater and can rise to the surface of the ocean to breathe without waking up.

PLUSH GIANT SLOTH National Geographic art. 770874

Sloths spend 15 to 20 hours each day sleeping and often remain motionless when awake. When they do move, they can crawl only at a rate of around 0,15 km/h.

PLUSH GIRAFFE National Geographic art. 770718

To pump blood up its long neck to its head, a giraffe needs an enormous heart weighing as much as 11 kilograms—more than 25 times what a human’s heart weighs.

PLUSH GIRAFFE National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770840

PLUSH GOLDEN RETRIEVER National Geographic art. 770685

This is Golden Retriever Dog included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH GREEN SNAKE National Geographic art. 770709

When a green tree python is born, its skin color is bright yellow, orange, or red. It does not begin to turn green until the snake is about 6 months old

PLUSH GRIZZLY BEAR National Geographic art. 770740

Despite their large size, grizzly bears are very fast runners. They can attain speeds of 55 km/h.

PLUSH GRIZZLY BEAR National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770845

Despite their large size, grizzly bears are very fast runners. They can attain speeds of 55 km/h.

PLUSH GRIZZLY BEAR WITH BABY National Geographic art. 770766

Despite their large size, grizzly bears are very fast runners. They can attain speeds of 55 km/h.

PLUSH HAND PUPPETS IN STAND National Geographic art. 770872

Beautiful stand of Hand Puppets National Geographic of Lelly belonging to the National Geographic line. Beautiful materials and attention to detail. 8 different beautiful and very soft animals.

PLUSH HIPPOPOTAMUS National Geographic art. 770722

The hippopotamus escapes the heat of the African sun by dunking itself in water for nearly 16 hours a day. Its eyes, ears, and nostrils are all on top of its head, allowing it to see, hear, and breathe while most of its body is under water.

PLUSH HUSKY National Geographic art. 770684

This is Husky Dog included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH Hyena National Geographic art. 770812

Although hyenas appear similar to dogs, they are actually more closely related to cats. A hyena’s vocalization is often compared to the sound of human laughter.

PLUSH IBEX National Geographic art. 770866

Goats of this species are nimble and can easily navigate the rugged rocky peaks of the Alps. They spend much of their time on steep slopes that are dangerous for most of their predators to climb. Males are famous for their large, backwards-curving horns, which they use to defend themselves from attack and to fight one another for territory. Diet: Herbivore Weight: ~68 kg (150 lbs) Length: 150 — 170 cm (59 — 67 inches)

PLUSH Jack Rabbit National Geographic art. 770815

Jack rabbits are actually hares, not rabbits. Their larger size allows them to eat 4-6 times their own body weight in grasses, shrubs, or bark each day.

PLUSH JACK RABBIT National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770862

Jack Rabbits are actually hares, not rabbits. Their larger size allows them to eat 4-6 times their own body weight in grasses, shrubs, or bark each day.

PLUSH JACK RUSSEL National Geographic art. 770686

This is Jack Russel Dog included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH JAGUAR National Geographic art. 770747

PLUSH KANGAROO National Geographic art. 770707

Kangaroos’ legs cannot move independently of one another, so they must hop everywhere. They can reach speeds over 56 kilometers an hour and bound more than seven metres in a single leap.

PLUSH KANGAROO National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770834

Kangaroos’ legs cannot move independently of one another, so they must hop everywhere. They can reach speeds over 56 kilometers an hour and bound more than seven metres in a single leap.

PLUSH KANGAROO WITH BABY National Geographic art. 770762

Kangaroos’ legs cannot move independently of one another, so they must hop everywhere. They can reach speeds over 56 kilometers an hour and bound more than seven metres in a single leap.

PLUSH KEYCHAIN National Geographic ASS. N. 2 art. 770796

Assortment of cute plush National Geographic Keychains. The National Geographic Keychains plush toys are sold exclusively as a complete 18 pcs display

PLUSH KEYCHAIN National Geographic ASS. N. 3 art. 770797

Assortment of cute plush National Geographic Keychains. The National Geographic Keychains plush toys are sold exclusively as a complete 18 pcs display

PLUSH KEYCHIAN National Geographic ASS. N. 1 art. 770795

Assortment of cute plush National Geographic Keychains. The National Geographic Keychains plush toys are sold exclusively as a complete 18 pcs display

PLUSH KILLER WHALE National Geographic art. 770730

Human beings are the killer whale’s only predators. Killer whales have the second-heaviest brains among marine mammals.

PLUSH KOALA National Geographic art. 770708

Though koalas look like teddy bears and are sometimes even referred to as koala bears, they are not bears. In fact, they are actually distantly related to kangaroos.

PLUSH KOALA National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770835

Though koalas look like teddy bears and are sometimes even referred to as koala bears, they are not bears. In fact, they are actually distantly related to kangaroos.

PLUSH KOALA WITH BABY National Geographic art. 770761

Though koalas look like teddy bears and are sometimes even referred to as koala bears, they are not bears. In fact, they are actually distantly related to kangaroos.

PLUSH LEMUR National Geographic art. 770757

PLUSH LEMUR National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770857

PLUSH LION National Geographic art. 770749

Lions are the only cats that live in groups, which are called prides. Prides may include up to three males, a dozen or so females, and their young. Lions spend about 20 hours a day resting.

PLUSH LION National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770847

Lions are the only cats that live in groups, which are called prides. Prides may include up to three males, a dozen or so females, and their young. Lions spend about 20 hours a day resting.

PLUSH LION SUPER GIANT National Geographic art. 770755

Lions are the only cats that live in groups, which are called prides. Prides may include up to three males, a dozen or so females, and their young. Lions spend about 20 hours a day resting.

PLUSH LIONESS WITH BABY National Geographic art. 770764

Lions are the only cats that live in groups, which are called prides. Prides may include up to three males, a dozen or so females, and their young. Lions spend about 20 hours a day resting.

PLUSH LITTLE OWL National Geographic art. 770869

The little owl is a small owl with relatively long legs, a short tail, and a flat head lacking ear tufts traditionally found on other owls. It has flown in the skies above many parts of mainland Europe for thousands of years and was introduced to Britain in the 19th century. Diet: Carnivore Weight: 0.11 — 0.26 kg Length: ~ 22 cm (8.7 in)

PLUSH LYNX National Geographic art. 770738

Lynxes live in the northern forests of North America, Europe, and Asia. They have remarkably good eyesight and can spot a mouse 250 feet away.

PLUSH MALE MARINE IGUANA National Geographic art. 770806

Male marine iguanas are more colorful than females. Their coloration ranges from green to red, while females are generally dark gray and black.

PLUSH MANTA RAY National Geographic art. 770733

Just as no two humans have the same fingerprint, every manta ray has a unique arrangement of markings on its back and stomach.

PLUSH MARMOT National Geographic art. 770871

Alpine marmot Alpine marmots roam areas of the Alps mountain range that extend above the tree line. They are excellent diggers and burrow places to live within the bounds of their habitat. Their thumbs have large nails specialized for cutting through the gravelly and frozen ground. Diet: Omnivore Weight: 2.8 — 8 kg (6.2 — 10 lbs) Length: 42 — 54 cm (107 – 137 in)

PLUSH MEERKAT National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770854

PLUSH MERRKAT National Geographic art. 770798

PLUSH MONK SEAL National Geographic art. 770870

Mediterranean monk seal. True to their name, these seals swim in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea. They are also found, more sparsely, in many other parts of the Atlantic Ocean’s eastern half. They are quite shy of humans and spend most of their time in undersea caves. Diet: Carnivore Length: ~ 2.5 m (8.2 ft) Weight: ~ 300 — 400 kg (660 — 880 lbs)

PLUSH MOUNTAIN LION National Geographic art. 770736

Mountain lions are solitary and need a lot of room to roam—only a few of the cats can live within an 80-square-kilometre range. Mountain lions are also known as cougars, pumas, and catamounts.

PLUSH ORIX National Geographic art. 770811

The gemsbok oryx’s horns are dangerous weapons and because of this, it is debated whether or not they have any natural predators.

PLUSH PANDA BEAR National Geographic art. 770773

An infant giant panda weighs on average about as much as two large chicken eggs. That’s about 1/900th the weight of its mother! Size: 1,2—1,5 m Weight: 140 kg Diet: Omnivore

PLUSH PANDA BEAR National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770846

An infant giant panda weighs on average about as much as two large chicken eggs. That’s about 1/900th the weight of its mother! Size: 1,2—1,5 m Weight: 140 kg Diet: Omnivore

PLUSH PENGUIN National Geographic art. 770724

King Penguins live on islands just north of Antarctica. To keep warm in this region’s cold climate, they have four layers of feathers, the outermost of which is waterproof.

PLUSH PENGUIN National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770843

King Penguins live on islands just north of Antarctica. To keep warm in this region’s cold climate, they have four layers of feathers, the outermost of which is waterproof.

PLUSH PENGUIN WITH BABY National Geographic art. 770821

King Penguins live on islands just north of Antarctica. To keep warm in this region’s cold climate, they have four layers of feathers, the outermost of which is waterproof.

PLUSH PERSIAN CAT National Geographic art. 770670

This is Persian Cat included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH PIG-TAILED MACAQUE National Geographic art. 770816

Pigtail macaques are considered frugivorous because a majority of their diet is comprised of various fruits. However, these animals also consume insects, seeds, young leaves, leaf stems, dirt, and fungus. Troops of pig-tailed macaques can range anywhere from 9 to 81 individuals, making it easier for smaller groups (around 2 to 6 macaques) to roam the Asian rain forests and forage together.

PLUSH PLATYPUS National Geographic art. 770770

The platypus lays eggs and is one of only two mammals to do so. After laying eggs, females incubate them for about ten days. The infants that hatch from them are the size of lima beans.

PLUSH POLAR BEAR National Geographic art. 770723

PLUSH POLAR BEAR National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770842

PLUSH PRZEWALSKI HORSE National Geographic art. 770775

A native of Mongolia, Przewalski’s horse is the world’s only remaining breed of wild horse. Unlike a domestic horse that sheds one hair at a time from its tail and mane, Przewalski’s horse sheds this hair all at once. Diet: Herbivore Size: 2,0 m Weight: 250 to 350 kg

PLUSH PRZEWALSKI HORSE National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770860

PLUSH RACCOON National Geographic art. 770759

With five fingers, a raccoon’s front paws look somewhat like human hands. Their fingers are so nimble that they can unlace shoes and unlatch cages. Diet: Omnivore Size: 0,6 to 1,0 m Weight: 1,8 to 10 kg

PLUSH RACCOON National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770864

PLUSH RED PANDA National Geographic art. 770716

Red pandas are relatives of both giant pandas and raccoons. They live in the mountains of Nepal and northern Myanmar (Burma), as well as in central China.

PLUSH RED PANDA National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770838

Red pandas are relatives of both giant pandas and raccoons. They live in the mountains of Nepal and northern Myanmar (Burma), as well as in central China.

PLUSH RED-FOOTED BOOBIES National Geographic art. 770805

Red-footed boobies can dive up to 30 m underwater and fly for up to 150 km in pursuit of prey.

PLUSH RHINOCEROS National Geographic art. 770721

Rhinoceros horns are made of keratin, the same substance that composes human hair and fingernails. Rhinoceroses in Africa have two horns, while those in India have only one.

PLUSH RIVER OTTER National Geographic art. 770868

European river otters live in lakes, streams, and rivers all over Europe, as well as parts of Asia and Africa. They are more territorial than other otter species, and they guard living areas up to about 65 square kilometres (25 square miles) in size. Diet: Carnivore Weight: 7 — 10 kg (15 — 22 lbs) Length: 1.5 — 1.8 meters (4.9 — 5.9 feet)

PLUSH SALLY LIGHTFOOT CRAB National Geographic art. 770803

The Sally Lightfoot crab is exceptionally quick and will use speed and mobility to escape the threat of birds hunting from above.

PLUSH SAND CAT National Geographic art. 770671

This is Sand Cat included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH SCOTTISH FOLD CAT NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC art. 770673

This is Scottish Fold Cat included into new National Geographic KIDS line. Each item of National Geographic KIDS is packed in a special single box, exclusively realized for this new line.

PLUSH SEA TURTLE National Geographic art. 770734

Female sea turtles usually return to the beach where they were born to lay their eggs. They sometimes have to travel thousands of miles from their feeding grounds to get there.

PLUSH SEAL National Geographic art. 770727

Seals sleep underwater and can rise to the surface of the ocean to breathe without waking up.

PLUSH SEAL National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770844

Seals sleep underwater and can rise to the surface of the ocean to breathe without waking up.

PLUSH SEAL WIHT BABY National Geographic art. 770820

Seals sleep underwater and can rise to the surface of the ocean to breathe without waking up.

PLUSH SHARK National Geographic art. 770731

Sharks have boneless skeletons composed of cartilage, the same material that gives a human ear its structure.

PLUSH SIBERIAN CHIPMUNK National Geographic art. 770771

The Siberian chipmunk is the only species of chipmunk that lives outside North America. Though it feeds primarily on buds of trees, shrubs, mushrooms, and berries, it may also occasionally attack insects, young birds, and even lizards. Size: 0,12—0,17 m Weight: ~0,05—0,15 kg Diet: Omnivore

PLUSH SIBERIAN CHIPMUNK National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770861

PLUSH SLOTH National Geographic art. 770715

Sloths spend 15 to 20 hours each day sleeping and often remain motionless when awake. When they do move, they can crawl only at a rate of around 0,15 km/h.

PLUSH SLOTH National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770837

Sloths spend 15 to 20 hours each day sleeping and often remain motionless when awake. When they do move, they can crawl only at a rate of around 0,15 km/h.

PLUSH SLOW LORIS National Geographic art. 770799

Slow lorises are one of the few poisonous mammals alive today. Their bite produces highly potent venom for which there is no known cure.

PLUSH SNOW LEOPARD National Geographic art. 770817

PLUSH SNOW OWL National Geographic art. 770739

Unlike most owls, which are nocturnal, snowy owls are diurnal—they hunt and are active both day and night. Contrariamente a muchos búhos, que son aves nocturnas, las lechuzas de las nieves son diurnas. Cazan y están activas tanto de día como de noche.

PLUSH SPINOSAURUS National Geographic art. 770783

Spinosaurus was the longest carnivorous dinosaur., measuring over three times the lenght of a modern boa constrictor

PLUSH SQUIRREL MONKEY National Geographic art. 770711

Squirrel monkeys are very social animals. They live in large troops that can sometimes include upwards of 500 animals.

PLUSH STEGOSAURUS National Geographic art. 770782

PLUSH T-REX National Geographic art. 770779

The Tyrannosaurus rex had the strongest jaw of any dinosaur. If cars had been around when it was alive, its bite could have dented their metal.

PLUSH TARSIER National Geographic art. 770772

Tarsiers can turn their heads almost 360 degrees. This trait, in combination with their large eyes, allows them to spot prey easily. Length: 9 to 16 cm Weight: .1—.2 kg Diet: Carnivore

PLUSH TIGER National Geographic art. 770745

Chill out! That’s what Bengal tigers do to fight the smoldering heat where they live in India. Just like humans, the cats often take dips in cool-water streams and pools.

PLUSH TIGER National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770848

Chill out! That’s what Bengal tigers do to fight the smoldering heat where they live in India. Just like humans, the cats often take dips in cool-water streams and pools.

PLUSH TIGER SUPER GIGANTE National Geographic art. 770753

Chill out! That’s what Bengal tigers do to fight the smoldering heat where they live in India. Just like humans, the cats often take dips in cool-water streams and pools.

PLUSH TIGER WITH BABY National Geographic art. 770763

Chill out! That’s what Bengal tigers do to fight the smoldering heat where they live in India. Just like humans, the cats often take dips in cool-water streams and pools.

PLUSH TOUCAN National Geographic art. 770712

Residents of the rain forest’s canopy, toucans use their long, thick bills to reach fruit on tree branches that are too small to support their weight. In addition to fruit, Toco toucans eat insects and, sometimes, young birds, eggs, or lizards!

PLUSH TRICERATOPS National Geographic art. 770780

This four-legged herbivore was named for the horns on its head. The two atop ots frill could grow to be more than one meter in lenght.

PLUSH TROPICAL FISHES National Geographic art. 770792

Plush tropical fish National geographic is an exclusive plush display of the National geographic line that collects fantastic colorful and very soft tropical fish.

PLUSH TROPICAL PARROTS ARA MACAO National Geographic art. 770793

If a parrot lives with humans for an extended period of time, it will begin to mimic their speech. Length: .09 to 1 m Weight: .07 to 1.6 kg Diet: Omnivore

PLUSH VELOCIRAPTOR National Geographic art. 770784

A velociraptor fossil recently unearthed in Mongolia had quill-like knobs like those found on many modern birds. According to many scientists, these knobs are evidence than this dinosaur had feathers.

PLUSH WALRUS National Geographic art. 770726

A walrus’s thick skin can account for one fifth of its entire body weight. Thanks in part to both its size and fearsome tusks, the walrus has only two natural predators: the killer whale and the polar bear.

PLUSH WHALE National Geographic art. 770729

Humpback whales can hold their breath for 45 minutes. Humpbacks inhabiting polar waters usually feed only in summer. During winter, they fast and live off their fat reserves.

PLUSH WOLF National geographic art. 770758

Like human children, wolf pups play a lot as they're growing. They leap and pounce, chase and wrestle, and play hide-and-seek and tag. While having fun, they're practicing communication skills they'll need when they're adults. Size: 0.9 to 1.6 m Weight: 20 to 80 kg Diet: Carnivore

PLUSH WOLF National Geographic Basic Collection art. 770855

PLUSH ZEBRA National Geographic art. 770720

Stripes on zebras confuse predators. When zebras gather in herds, predators have difficulty seeing where the profile of one zebra ends and another begins.

PPLUSH Desert Hedgehog National Geographic art. 770813

The desert hedgehog has a high tolerance for snake and insect venoms and uses this adaption when hunting dangerous prey.

WILD PUPS National Geographic ASS. 1 art. 770767

Beautiful plush puppies from Lelly belonging to the WILD PUPS National Geographic line. Beautiful materials and attention to detail to make all the puppies reproduced beautiful and appealing.

WILD PUPS National Geographic ASS. 2 FELINI art. 770768

Beautiful Lelly plush puppies from the National Geographic line dedicated to wild pups. Beautiful materials and attention to detail to make all the puppies reproduced beautiful and appealing.

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