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The spirited Iceland Pony loves to ride out and gallop across the meadows. But even more than that, it loves to come home afterwards and rest in its cozy box. This is its home where it has everything it needs. There are even a few crunchy green apples ready in the trough. Mmmh, delicious! His favorites! I wonder who put them there? By the way, the cozy pony box can be combined with the separately available large stable.

The Harpy looks impressive with its dark plumage and the striped feathers on its legs. But watch out: Its feathery crest is sticking back which should be a warning! It means that the large bird of prey is on high alert. What do you think it has spotted? The Harpy may be about to set off on a hunt. With its powerful claws it can even kill monkeys and carry them away! But it also lets friends carry it around and will even feed from your hand!

Dinnertime! The farm animals are already waiting impatiently for their food. It’s a good thing that everything is ready in the barn. The farmer can quickly toss a bale of hay and give it to the cows. The little calf gets milk poured into its bucket. But who are the lettuce and potatoes in the basket for? Even when all the animals are fed and watered, the work is still far from done! Who will help sweep the barn and carry the milk can back to the farm?

Who would have guessed, the Gastonia is a herbivore and wouldn’t hurt a fly, even though it looks fearsome with the large spines on its back and long tail. This dinosaur, which belongs to the avian dinosaur family (that means bird-like), only pretends to be dangerous. Instead of getting into trouble, it prefers to wander through the countryside on its sturdy legs. It’s probably out looking for a lush meadow.

The Edmontosaurus really is a giant at a height of 13 meters. But it’s really friendly. You can see that right away. The Edmontosaurus is also rather pretty: it has a striking cockscomb on its head and a long neck. Its favorite thing to do is to take a leisurely stroll through the woods and meadows and have a nibble on the bushes there. But because it’s so big, it takes ages to finish its meal of leaves and twigs. Maybe you can keep it company?

With white socks on his hind legs, the otherwise pitch-black Noriker stallion looks really friendly. No wonder: These horses are known for their sweet nature. Has he won your heart over yet? Standing firm and compact, the Noriker is not easy to upset when he’s in his paddock. And that’s la good thing, because he can’t afford to lose his nerve when winding up the narrow mountain trails of his home country!

Yeehaw! It's time for real cowboys and cowgirls. At FARM WORLD Barrel Racing you can show off your Western style riding skills. The Trakehner Stallion loves his Western saddle and carries you proudly on his back through the garden and the saloon. And if you need an extra challenge, why don't you try your hand at a barrel race. In the Wild West, they set up the barrels in the shape of a clover leaf. But you might need a lucky four-leafed clover to help!

Met het schleich® DINOSAURUSSEN jetpack kan Maxx de dino-onderzoeker pijlsnel de door de lucht vliegen!

FIRE! Or maybe not. The Amargasaurus from DINOSAURS has spikes on its back that look like it is on fire. But it only burns for one thing: Books Despite its small button eyes, the ancient herbivore is an enthusiastic book lover and also has a remarkable collection under its bed. The dinosaur lived in what is now South America 130-123 million years ago – plenty of time to find the best books at prehistoric flea markets. What stories would you like to read with your dinosaur friend?

Paint horse foal

In de pop-up-boetiek van schleich® HORSE CLUB Sofia's Beauties vind je alles om op de overwinningsfoto van paardrijtoernooien of tekenwedstrijden een goed figuur te slaan met je paard. En wanneer je een keer een buitengewoon kapsel bij je paard wilt uitproberen, is dat heel eenvoudig. Je kunt de manen en staart namelijk snel verwisselen. Zo staat niets een prachtige overwinningsfoto in de weg.

Today, there is noise in the forest: the lumberjack is busy with his chainsaw, cutting down trees. Right now, he is working on a particularly thick tree trunk. He has already sawed off several pieces. Wood chips fly around as he works. It's a good thing he's wearing a safety helmet. The little white puppy always follows him to work in the forest because he loves being outdoors. There is always something to discover. For example, he has just seen a cheeky squirrel. From 4 years.

The Lionhead Rabbit is especially popular with children, because it is quite small and friendly. It's especially happy when it finds a playmate. It loves to romp around the meadow and is always ready to learn new games. Hey, what's up? Those big, black eyes are shining with an adventurous look. Will you play with me? But it also loves a good cuddle and to have its lion's mane stroked. So fluffy!

Emily looks adorable in her wedding dress. The groom Toby has also dressed up. Together they climb into the wedding carriage, to which a whole bunch of empty clanking tin cans are attached. Hanna has decorated the Lipizzaner and the carriage to make everything look festive. The horse is wearing gaiters with hearts on and the bridle is also decorated with hearts. The bridal couple make themselves comfortable on heart-shaped cushions in the carriage and toast each other with champagne. What is this? There's a secret hiding compartment under the seat! There are some apples tucked away for later, so the Lipizzaner can be rewarded for its hard work.

It looks a bit poisonous, the Concavenator. That's probably because of its yellow-green lizard skin and the fiery red hump on its back. I wonder if it has a purpose other than scaring people. It's certainly impressive. The prehistoric giant's height of six meters also commands respect. But if you mess with it, you'll soon realize that the Concavenator isn't in the mood for fun: its powerful jaws open and close menacingly as it exposes his razor-sharp teeth. Time to head for the hills!

Yeehaw! When riding Western-style in the FARM WORLD you need real professional riders. They hold their reins with just one hand. Wow! That's because real cowgirls and cowboys need their other hand to swing their lasso. Or to nibble a cake from the riders' café while they gallop skillfully across the meadow in the garden. In Western riding, by the way, the horse responds to the slightest pressure from the rider's thighs. That's important if you have to come to a sudden stop in mid-gallop. That can happen – for example, if you spontaneously meet another horse friend in the living room and want to stop for a chat about the last week of school.

Lots of DINOSAURS look cool. But our Parasaurolophus from DINOSAURS looks even cooler. Its eye-catching bone crest is very practical. With it, the prehistoric animal can regulate their body temperature, make dinosaur sounds and hang on table edges. Both stylish and useful. He probably did very well at Hit the Pot; after all he could use his crest instead of a wooden spoon. Not bad huh? And his cheerful pose was also very impressive. Researchers suspect that the dinosaur could run on all fours and also on two legs. Perfect when jumping for joy.

Don't be deceived by the appearance of the Angora Goat. With its silky coat and small snout, it looks really cute. But this is one stubborn goat if it doesn't get exactly what it wants. Temperamentally, it sticks its short legs firmly into the ground, ready to take flight at any moment. But most of the time, it can be quite agreeable and gets along well with the other goats. If it does gets annoyed with another Billy goat, it will lower its head and just go for him. Best run for cover; otherwise, you might get to know the wrong end of those long, curved horns!

In het Konijnenhok kijkt het leeuwenkopkonijn naar zijn twee jongen die aan het spelen zijn. Momenteel gebruiken ze de holle boomstam als kruiptunnel. Ze hebben de glijbaan nog niet ontdekt. Dat vindt het moederkonijn fijn, want de twee kleintjes mogen niet te wild spelen. Ze probeert haar kroost te lokken met een knapperige wortel. Hoewel het heerlijk ruikt, gaan de twee kleintjes veel liever door met ravotten. Misschien heeft ze meer geluk met sla?

De Diplodocus sjokt rustig door de prehistorische wereld. Hij heeft geen haast met zijn lichaamsgewicht. Maar de reus hoeft ook niet bang te zijn voor aanvallers. Hij is zo groot dat niemand met hem wil sollen. Als iemand het toch probeert, zwaait hij gewoon dreigend met zijn lange staart. De herrieschoppers verdwijnen meteen waardoor hij door kan gaan met zijn favoriete bezigheid: knabbelen op takken.

Just like the talented Oldenburg mare, our Oldenburg Stallion from HORSE CLUB is also a talented dressage and show jumping horse. No obstacle is too high for him, not even the dining table. The white spot on his forehead is his pride and joy, and makes him particularly recognizable. This point is called a “star” by horse lovers. But it’s not in the sky. His eyes are also special. Horses have the largest eyes of any land-dwelling mammal. And those of the Oldenburg are probably even bigger – especially if he is allowed to jump over the toothbrush cup while you brush your teeth. Weeee! Then the eyes of the spectators get wide too.

Shoeing a Clydesdale can be very hard work for a farrier. Their horseshoes are not just extremely large, but also weigh over 2.5 kg. This means they weigh four to five times as much as the shoes of warmbloods or thoroughbreds. Although Clydesdales tend to be stocky and extremely heavy, they can move very elegantly. They are famous for their gait: they lift their beautiful white legs very high and with great force. For this reason, they aren’t just used as draught horses, but also for shows and street parades.

Dierenartsbezoek op de boerderij

Respect is due here: the MINI CREATURE has upgraded! It races through ELDRADOR in its Lava Crashmobile just looking for trouble. The transparent armor of the Crashmobile is so hard that nothing can hurt it. Suddenly he brakes sharply. Another troublesome MINI CREATURE from the Ice World was trying to run it off the road! It gets the firearm in position and pulls the trigger. Did it hit? Cool action vehicles for the next MINI CREATURES attack on ELDRADOR! Equipped with a friction motor, the MINIS jet through the five worlds as fast as little rockets. Thanks to the revolving shooting function, they are well equipped for any battle. Available in five colors!

The Night Sky Dragon looks quite impressive with the golden star on his forehead, his dark purple scale armor and his bright, transparent wings. Its tail is adorned with golden curls that flicker like flames. But if you look at the night sky dragon's face, you want to be its friend. Adventurously, he stretches his short snout into the air. Who wants to climb onto his magnetic back and mount the golden saddle? Go ahead: Then it goes high into the air. Yippee, what an adventure!