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The Jersey Cow gives the visitors at the pasture fence a friendly look with her black eyes. She comes trotting over right away because she's very trusting. Good friends are even allowed to get close enough to stroke her yellowish coat. She loves to be patted like that. Gently she pokes at their hands with her soft muzzle: Don't stop! She's only 1.20 meters high and so much smaller than many other cattle breeds. Together, the herd loves to stand on the pasture, where they can always find lush new grass. Everyone enjoys these regular visits.

Giraffe female

Who will claim victory here? The red Fire Dinosaur, with its flaming lizard comb and menacing yellow eyes? Or the Jungle Lizard, with its green back armour made of lianas and its two fearsome heads? Both warriors are fighting to the bitter end. Its terrifying roar can be heard from miles away. Horrifying! Run for cover before innocent bystanders get caught in the crossfire! Help!

Texas longhorn-stier

The cute Bichon Frisé has what it takes to be a regal salon lion with its thick curly mane. But it also likes to romp across the meadow and chase balls. You can’t help loving this cute cotton ball on four legs. Especially when it happily curls up on your lap to enjoy a few cuddles. Who wouldn’t want to snuggle with this curly bundle of fun?

Curiously, the Magic Deer opens its. big beautiful eyes and sniffs the wind with its black muzzle. It must have sniffed out the scent of roses. It's setting off at a trot already, to get to the roses quickly. There it can decorate its magnificent golden antlers with fresh flowers. This is a daily routine, carefully choosing only the roses that exactly match its pink coat. No wonder this vision of beauty is one of the best in BAYALA!

After all the riding, jumping and tidying up, every horse is looking forward to a break. The best way to do that is in the cozy horse stall from the HORSE CLUB. Here, you'll find everything a horse's heart desires: they can eat at the feeding rack and the watering trough will quench even the biggest horse's thirst. The only thing missing is an ice-cream machine. Luckily, you can close the stall or leave it open, depending on your mood. The horses prefer it open so they can show off their championship rosettes. But only the really special prizes are on display. Otherwise there'd be no room left for the horses! Which room do you feel most cozy in?

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.

Four new babies have arrived at the farm! The lively piglet scampers happily around the stable, while the Highland calf, with its shaggy fur, sniffs curiously at a tuft of hay. The donkey, with his long ears, looks around with interest: where is his friend, the Knabstrupper foal? The little white whirlwind, with its dark spots, gallops in, neighing. The four bring so much joy to the stable. It's never boring!

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1x Highland calf, 1x donkey foal, 1x piglet, 1x Knabstrupper foal

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!

You can spot the crystal turtle’s friendly nature right away. Or would those gorgeous big eyes with the silky, long eyelashes lie? It can swim skillfully through the sea and glide through the waves in Meamare. When it comes ashore, the sparkling rhinestones really stand out on its body. So pretty!

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Our Oldenburg Mare from HORSE CLUB feels most comfortable at the top of the podium. She has already won a number of shimmering medals that she keeps under your bed. She regularly wins at dressage and jumping tournaments. The mare, with a brown coat, loves to appear in front of an audience. Depending on her mood, her strong legs mean that she can also pull things. Like a carriage, for example. Or the pencils from your pencil case if you build a desk obstacle course. You can then master it together. The elegant horse can do anything, can’t it?

WWUUAAAARRR! Although the Iguana from WILD LIFE is smaller than its reptile relatives, it is still a tough little lizard. Flaky skin protects it from sharp teeth and UV light. So it doesn't need to be afraid of little enemies or sunscreen. Our little crawler also has a tail that can be almost twice as long as the rest of its body. Perfect for defense or drawing pictures in the sand. With its magnificent head, our brave Iguana not only nods in time with the beat at concerts, but also communicates with other iguanas. This can sometimes lead to dance-talk misunderstandings.

De prachtige Plymouth Rock Kip loopt druk rond op de boerderij. Ze is op zoek naar voedsel. Misschien heeft de boer een knapperig slablaadje laten vallen? Omdat ze zo goed van vertrouwen is, geven haar lievelingsmensen haar af en toe een traktatie. De vriendelijke kip vindt het heerlijk om geaaid te worden. Haar dichte, pluizige verenkleed is gewoon uitnodigend. Te mooi!

When the Flowy Unicorn Mare trots across the meadow, everyone turns to look at her. She looks beautiful. Her flowing blue tail looks like a waterfall and her lush glittery mane flows elegantly down her back. Everything about this gorgeous unicorn reminds us of water. Maybe that's why the pretty mare is the perfect symbol for hydropower? In any case, she is happy to stand up for a climate-friendly BAYALA.

White-tailed deer have very good eyesight and hearing, but above all they use their sense of smell and speed.

The Kaprosuchus from DINOSAURS was named after its teeth and head shape: its name means “boar crocodile.” The animal lived in the Late Cretaceous period, probably primarily on land where it hunted small animals. So far only one skull of the animal has been found in the Sahara, so scientists can only guess at its actual appearance. It’s estimated that the dinosaur was around 6 m long.

The solid-built Fjord horse gelding examines his surroundings with an alert gaze. He pricks up his small, pointed ears and listens. Can he hear someone coming across the field? He tilts his head thoughtfully. No, it was probably nothing – just the wind rustled the leaves. It's a pity really, because the sociable gelding with its distinctive stripe on his back and the two-tone mane really likes company. Maybe he'll just trot over to the Fjord Horse mare (sold separately) for a little chat.

When is it finally his turn to strut his stuff? The elaborate braided hairstyle in his mane sits perfectly. The spirited Selle Français stallion is ready and hard to restrain. Show jumping is what he loves most of all! The proud stallion sets his eyes firmly on the next obstacle and takes off at an elegant trot. Victory is within reach, so nothing can stop him now.

The cute Niffler™ can hardly be separated from the pile of gold. No wonder: after all, the coins glitter and shine seductively. This mythical creature simply can't resist. Gold shimmer and glitter are simply his passion and magically attract him. He rolls around enthusiastically in the pile of gold and gurgles happily. As he does so, he clutches a coin in his arms. Crazy little chap. I wonder if you can get him away from here again?

Pitch-black and silent, the Dementor™ floats in with his cape fluttering behind. He seems to be heading for Hogwarts. I wonder who he's got in mind there? You certainly don't want to bump into him at night - he is so creepy and very dangerous! He robs his enemies of their souls. Terrible! I wonder if he can be stopped with the right spell?

The Triceratops seems to want to eat undisturbed. With its head lowered, it nibbles on grass and bushy herbs – its favorite food – with its pointed mouth. Since this herbivore can weigh up to 12 tons, it needs to eat a lot to feel full. It takes some time! It’s no wonder that the dinosaur with the easily recognizable horns is often seen in a meadow, searching for food.

Ages 3+.

Serveerschaal, Grootte 35 x 24.5 cm, ovaal, wegwerpbord (pak van 10)

Met zijn indrukwekkende nekschild en de puntige kristallen op zijn rug ziet de stenen Triceratops er behoorlijk angstaanjagend uit. Hij heeft drie scherpe kristallen hoorns op zijn voorhoofd en kop, die hij gebruikt om zijn tegenstanders op afstand te houden. Hij ramt aanvallers gewoon tegen de grond met zijn machtige hoofd. Kom naar niet te dichtbij!