Safari Ltd Wild Safari Wildlife Chimpanzee 224729

Safari Chimpanzee: Toys & Games. Buy Safari Chimpanzee: Toys & Games - ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases. HAPPY CHIMP – Chimpanzees are the closest living relative to humans. They form large social groups with complex relationships and are known to make and use tools. 。 PART OF THE WILD SAFARI WILDLIFE COLLECTION – The Wild Safari Wildlife Collection includes some of the most intriguing animals, large and small, still found in the wild all over the world. 。 MADE WITH INDUSTRY-LEADING STANDARDS – Like all Safari Ltd products, the Safari Ltd Wild Safari Wildlife Chimpanzee has been individually hand painted, features quality construction from phthalate and lead-free materials, and includes an educational hangtag in 5 languages. 。 REALISTIC APPEARANCE FOR MULTIPLE USES – Realistic, educational, and fun, this figurine is suitable for a range of interests, from collectors and enthusiasts to teachers and kids. Admire it on a shelf, use it in the classroom, or simply enjoy playing with it. 。 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS – Measures 4"L x 2.5"H. For ages 3 and up. 。 Although they are sometimes colloquially referred to as koala bears, koalas have no relation to bears and are instead a type of marsupial. Koalas are only found in the coastal regions of Australia, primarily on the south side of the continent. Because of their diet, koalas are incredibly sedimentary and sometimes spend up to hours of their day sleeping. Nap the day away with this beautifully hand painted and individually sculpted koala figurine! Koalas have a predominantly silver and ashy brown bodies with dark black noses. Standing 1.75 inches tall and 2.75 inches long, this figurine is roughly the size of a credit card stood on its side. Sadly, koalas were recently listed as a vulnerable species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Their numbers are dramatically dropping in areas like Queensland and New South Wales, although all signs point to their populations still being abundant in Victoria and South Australia. While koalas are protected by many different laws and regulations, they are still threatened by habitat loss and fragmentation. 。。。