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Meet our adorable hedgehog EUGY! He has been looking for a strawberry he found in the forest for half a day. Hedgehogs spend most of the day looking for food. They can travel up to 3 km.They can also eat poisonous plants and rub the poison on their spikes to protect themselves from predators.
Dragons, those immense and eye-catching mythological winged reptiles...Dragons are classified according to the colour of their scales, and green dragons, or forest dragons, are large creatures that tend to inhabit areas with abundant vegetation. For this reason, they are becoming increasingly rare.Adult dragons are possibly the most powerful creatures in...
The unicorn is on the emblem of Scotland, and appears on the royal arms of the United Kingdom.Unicorns are believed to have the power of divine truth, and will not hesitate to pierce a liar's heart with their one-of-a-kind horn when the time comes.Do you want to start your collection with the Unicorn?
We are going to tell you some interesting facts about wolves: They have been on earth for no less than 100,000 years. They are among the oldest. They live in North America, Europe, Asia and North Africa. They are between 1.6 and 2 metres long and weigh between 20 and 70 kg. Although wolves may be thought to howl at the moon, they actually do so to...
Rabbits have large ears. Their hindquarters allow them to make great leaps to escape from predators.Always vigilant, they live in burrows that burrow into the ground.They are considered one of the most harmful invasive species in the world and their introduction in Australia, where they have no natural predator, has been one of the saddest chapters of...
Pandas are not very active animals, they just eat and sleep all day! But even so... don't tell me they're not beautiful.Originally from central China, they eat between 12 and 14kg of bamboo every day, and sleep for more than 12 hours! They go from weighing 150 grams at birth to 150kg as adults. That's what it means to put on weight! Of course, with all...
Sea turtles are impressive and resilient species that have been around for the last 100 million years!Their behaviour on coasts, their nesting patterns, etc. are widely researched, but how they do it underwater is still unknown. Unfortunately, all subspecies of sea turtles are endangered, and some are even endangered.A portion of the proceeds from the...
One of the cutest animals in the animal kingdom has just joined the collection. Sea otters are often seen afloat on the surface of the water thanks to their thick fur, which is waterproof and also provides insulation. They are highly survivable, eating between 25% and 40% of their body weight every day to keep warm. So it is not surprising that they can...
Sloths: those strange animals that live in "slow motion" :-)Did you know why they move so slowly? The trick is to "adapt" to their environment. Their diet consists mainly of leaves from trees, where they live and from where they only come down to poop. The leaves have so little food that they have slowed their metabolism to a minimum in order to survive....
Did you know that the giraffe is the tallest animal on earth? Their legs alone are taller than many of us, allowing them to reach speeds of up to 50 km/h over short distances and walk at around 15 km/h. They are between 5 and 6 metres tall, and roam the open African grasslands in small groups of about 6 individuals.The pattern of brown spots on their...
Meet Eugy Dodoland's colourful parrot! An ecological, different and fun toy. Made from recycled cardboard, this tool-free kit offers a unique building experience. Spark your creativity by assembling the parrot, which is sure to bring joy and light to any space. Ideal for creative children and nature lovers, make your world wilder and more fun...
Crocodiles live in the wild in Africa, America, Asia and Australia. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it), they do not exist in Europe.Their skin is hard, rough, rough and scaly, and they have nostrils and eyes on the top of their heads, which allows them to rest in the water without attracting attention and to wait for their...
Marine unicorns, also known as narwhals, are aquatic animals, similar to beluga whales, but with a large horn on their head. A horn? Not exactly... It's a tooth!These horns, which can grow up to 3m long and weigh 10kg, are not exclusive to males. There are also females with them, although to a lesser extent. It can be said that this horn is the main...
The T-Rex was one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs, it could grow up to 12 m long, and was one of the most terrifying dinosaurs of its time.Do you dare to start your collection with this Tyrannosaurus Rex?
The lion, the king of the savannah, with his grandiose mane and imposing pose. Although he has long claws and an impeccable eyesight ready for the hunt, male lions do not usually hunt and it is the females that feed the pride.The male lion is in charge of protecting his hunting territory and his pride. His mane, besides aesthetic, fulfills the mission of...
The velociraptor, one of the most iconic dinosaurs ready to join your collection. Assembly time: 10-20 minutes Each piece is numbered Just glue them in order Non-toxic glue included
The spinosaurus, one of the most iconic dinosaurs ready to join your collection. Assembly time: 10-20 minutes Each piece is numbered Just glue them in order Non-toxic glue included
The most typical animal of Australia. Kangaroos move only by hopping. They are marsupials and carry their young in a maternal pouch in their belly.There are more than 50 million kangaroos in Australia, almost twice the number of people.
The kiwi is not a fruit, at least not only, it is one of the most emblematic animals of New Zealand. It lacks a tail and its feathers are more like hair, so it cannot fly.
Blue penguins are the smallest of their species, their height does not exceed 43 cm. Unlike their relatives, these penguins do not live in the Arctic but moved to the coasts of Australia and New Zealand.
When dinosaurs populated the earth 150 million years ago, the Stegosaurus was one of the largest: it was about 9 metres long and 4 metres tall and weighed more than 4,500 kg. It had large bony plates on its back and had spikes on its tail to defend itself against predators. However, its brain was the size of a tennis ball and weighed 80 grams, so it was...
Currently the largest land animal on the planet, the African elephant has spectacular dimensions: 7000kg, 4m high, and 6 to 7m long. They eat 5% of their own weight... every day! and they are super intelligent. The trunk is actually a very long nose that is used for sniffing, breathing, sniffing, drinking and grabbing things, especially things that can be...
Ohhhh, a Nemo! No, it's not. It's a clownfish. Clownfish live in the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean, at temperatures between 24 and 27ºC, and their preferred habitat is tucked between the stinging tentacles of corals or sea anemones, as their bright colours make them a tasty appetizer for predators. They measure 5 to 8cm, and need a lot of light,...