Schleich Rhinoceros - African Black Cub 14395 Schleich 2011 At the edge of the

At the edge of the elven village

to help it blend into the surroundings

The Bactrian Camel has two humps on it's back

Fun fact Nobody knows where the butterfly pattern comes from

The Schleich 16523 Woolly Mammoth Baby is covered in hair to protect it from the cold conditions in which it lives

Schleich Rhinoceros - African Black Cub 14395 Schleich 2011 At the edge of theSchleich 14395 African Black Rhinoceros Cub. The Schleich 14395 African Black Rhinoceros Cub stands on all fours and has a very tiny bump for a horn. Rhinoceros are large, herbivorous mammals, that are most famous for the horns on their nose. A rhinoceroses horn is made from keratin, the same type of protein that makes up hair and fingernails. Introduced: 2009. Retired: 2013. Approx: 7cm