Schleich Wild Life Wolf Toy Figurine

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Explore the wild with this Wolf , a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play. Schleich® wild animal figurines for toddlers and kids introduce the limitless possibilities of storytelling and imaginative play. From realistic ocean and jungle animal figurines to our popular playsets, Schleich® Wild Life lets your stories run wild. Authentic wild creature figurines toys prowl, swim, and soar with rich, accurate detail and texture, while our full-featured wild life playsets bring learning to life. Our wild animal toys love cross into new play worlds to create stories with Schleich® enchanted creature toys, farm animal figurines and dinosaur toys! Schleich® wild animal toys and playsets are built to last for generations. All our toys meet the highest national and international safety standards.

With true-to-life detail, appealing color and an active pose, this gray wolf figure is designed for children, teachers, collectors and animal lovers everywhere. Is he howling at the moon? He is probably trying to get the attention of his pack. With realistic details and active poses, this model is perfect for imaginative play, education projects, dioramas, party favors, and crafting.

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Explore the wild with this Wolf , a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of

Schleich Wild Life Wolf Toy Figurine

The Schleich figurines are all modelled in finest detail and encourage children to play and learn at the same time. Wolf pups are blind and deaf at birth and therefore depend on their mother. Only after two weeks do they first open their eyes, and after about ten weeks they begin to explore the world around them. They like to play hide-and-seek, roll around in the grass and hunt small insects. As soon as they are two years old, they leave the pack to start one of their own.