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Ancestors to the modern domestic dog, wolves can be found in different sizes, and travel and hunt in packs led by an Alpha pair of wolves. With strong muscles, nimble paws and a lean body, wolves can reach up to forty miles per hour when chasing their prey, making it better for prey to stand their ground! Wolves have two layers of fur to help protect them against the elements: a top layer to guard against dirt and water, and a bottom layer to keep them warm.Not suitable for children under 36 months.Quick facts:-Hand painted model replica-Beautifully detailed-Just the right size for little hands
Price: £3.99 from Early Learning Centre
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Domestic sheep are one of the first domestic animals ever. They were domesticated about 9,000 to 11,000 years ago. Male sheep, also called rams, have large, spiral horns on their heads. Sheep have been kept as agricultural farm animals for centuries and...
With dipped dark paws, foxes wear coats of auburn that end in white at its mouth and tail. Described as a cat-like canine, foxes have eyes similar to a cat's and like to pounce on their prey. Thanks to their keen sense of hearing, foxes can pounce with...
A dinosaur of the Cretacious period- the third and final era of the dinosaurs- the Tyrannosaurus Rex grew up to twelve metres long and up to six metres tall. Massive leg muscles and a long, powerful tail helped it move very quickly to chase prey, and...
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