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SCHLEICH #14729 TIGER
Figure is 5.1"x 1.2"x 2.4" PERFECT FOR YOUR G SCALE LAYOUT FOR MOUNTAIN SCENES, BY RIVERS, BY A SWAMP, IN A CIRCUS, IN A ZOO, IN GRASSLANDS, IN A RAINFOREST SCENE, ETC... 2015 Toy Figurine The Siberian tiger is the largest big cat in the world and can grow up to three meters long from its nose to the tip of its tail. The tiger´s stripes are as varied and unique as fingerprints. Even the skin underneath is striped. At first glance, the striking pattern hardly seems to be beneficial. When the tiger goes hunting in the twilight, it is however perfectly camouflaged with the stripes. They appear as tall grass moving in the wind or like fleeting shadows. Unlike many other cats the tiger swims well and likes it, too. Therefore, the water is not a safe place for many prey animals. Fun Fact: Tigers purr, just like domestic cats – but 100 times louder. -
SCHLEICH #14731 WHITE TIGER
Figure is 5.1"x .1.2"x 2.4" PERFECT FOR YOUR G SCALE LAYOUT FOR MOUNTAIN SCENES, BY RIVERS, IN A CIRCUS, IN A ZOO, IN GRASSLANDS, IN A RAINFOREST SCENE, ETC... 2015 Toy Figurine White tigers are not true albinos: real albinos have red eyes, but white tigers´ eyes are blue. White tigers are breathtakingly beautiful. They have a snow-white fur and strong, bright blue eyes. They differ from normal tigers because fur, skin and eyes cannot form red and yellow pigments. However, they are not albinos, for those always have red eyes. White tigers usually live in zoos because in the wild they would have little chance of survival. Because their fur is missing the camouflage, prey would discover them quickly and run away. Fun Fact: Only one in 10,000 tiger cubs is white. -
SCHLEICH #14800 POLAR BEAR
Figure is 4.1"x 2.2"x 3" PERFECT FOR YOUR G SCALE LAYOUT FOR MOUNTAIN SCENES, IN THE SNOW, IN AN ARTIC SCENE, IN A ZOO, IN A CHRISTMAS WINTER SCENE, ETC... Toy Figurine The polar bear´s habitat is the Arctic. In winter, the temperature there can drop to -50° Celsius. Although its fur coat appears white, its hair is transparent and hollow on the inside. The air inside these hairs is warmed by the sun, so that polar bears do not freeze even at icy temperatures.