RRP: € 406,00 (incl. 20% VAT.)

The Impala (Aepyceros Melampus) is also called Black heel antelope because of the black tufts of hair they wear on the hindlegs. The black mark on the back is called dorsal stripe. Thanks to the slender, graceful figure they are excellent sprinters.

RRP: € 382,00 (incl. 20% VAT.)

Unlike the male counterpart, the female Impala (Aepyceros melampus) does not wear horns. Thanks to the slender, graceful figure they are excellent sprinters.

RRP: € 191,00

Weight: 6,2 KG

Javelinas (Tayassuidae) belong to the family of umbilical pigs. They mainly live in South and Central America. The name "umbilical pig" comes from the fact that they have a tubular invagination in the skin with a large gland at the back third of their spine. This is covered with hair and a musky secret can be squirted from it.

RRP: € 615,00 (incl. 20% VAT)

The leopard (Panthera pardus), which also  inhabited Central Europe until the Ice Age, is now only native to Africa and Asia.

For spotted prey there is hardly any escape, as the leopard can run up to 60km/h and sneaks perfectly silent. The dotted predator target is an eye-catcher in every course.

RRP: € 660,00 (incl. 20% VAT)

Weight: 28 KG

Lions (Panthera leo) are not in vain called the Kings of the beasts. Not only because of their majestic appearance, the magnificent mane and sharp teeth. They can kill an enemy or a prey with just one swipe of their huge claws. Second to the tiger they are the biggest predatory cats in the world. The fluctuation width in terms of weight in males ranges from 150kg to 225kg. In our assortment there is a sitting (41kg) and a lying (22kg) lion.

RRP: € 295,00 (inCl. 20% VAT.)

Baboons (papio) are amongst the most infamous animals in South Africa. Because of their destructive behaviour towards agriculture, they are a plague for many farmers. Among our 3d animals, it is one of the most popular target. In real life, size and weight depend on the species. In total there are 3 different species. Baboons prefer the savannah, or people inhabited areas. They are opportunists – they eat what is given at the moment. With their long, sharp canines, baboons can also become extremely dangerous for humans.

RRP: € 358,00 (incl. 20% VAT.)

The South African Springbuck (Antidorcas Marsupialis) belongs to the gazelle family. When they are on the run, they are distinguished by their high bounce jumps. The playful gazelles also jump out of pure joy of life. In the rainy season huge herds gather, that are often mixed with other antelopes, or zebras.

RRP: € 315,00 (incl. 20% Vat)

Never mess with a porcupine (Hystricidae)! The spiny, black/white rodents are also fighting with lions, leopards and other predators as soon as they feel threatened – ahead with the bottom. The mammals 40 cm long needles can be very dangerous for opponents. The spikes evolve from transformed hair and consist of keratin. Porcupines are found in parts of Asia, Africa and also southern Europe.

Turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo) are the largest species of chicken. They are distinguished by their glorious plumage, their red neck and head. Wild turkeys can fly up to 80km/h fast. With 20 kilos, our turkey is heavier than some of our big antelopes.

RRP: € 396,00 (incl. 20% VAT.)

The most striking features of the Warthog (Phacochoerus aethiopicus) are the 3 pairs of warts on the face and the canines that grow sideways and upward. The teeth serve as very effective weapons against enemies. When pigs of a pack meet each other, they comunicate with grunts. A warthog can reach a weight of up to 140 kilos.