Papo Wild Animal Kingdom Figure, Tigress with Cub
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Papo Wild Animal Kingdom Figure, Tigress with Cub
- PERFECT PLAYSET - This set is perfect to start to your wild animal collection, the Mommy tigress is always on the alert for danger and frequently moves her young by carrying them in her mouth. Tigers often have several dens and move from one to the other as needed.
- PART OF THE WILD ANIMAL KINGDOM - This 2 piece set female Tiger with her cub, carrying it in her mouth is part of the wild animal kingdom. The cubs are born blind and weigh almost a kilo on average, they are very vulnerable but can count on the protection of their mother, who will later teach them how to hunt.
- DEVELOPS DEXTERITY AND SPARKS THE IMAGINATION - We encourage your kids to use their imagination to create their own magical kingdom. This Papo toy will help to develop their skills while enjoying hours of imaginative play in wild life series.
- GREAT DETAIL - It is hand painted with amazing detail, realistic, educational, and fun, this figurine is suitable for a range of interests, including collectors, teachers, and kids. Another special characteristic of this figure is the care in the details and postures, which gives the impression that the figurines are animated.
- BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED AND DURABLE - Each figure are beautifully finished and the extreme attention to detail is universally recognised. These figures are made of a very high quality plastic, its measures approximately 5.71 x 1.38 x 2.56 inches; Suitable for ages: 3+ Years.
From the Manufacturer Mommy Tigress is always on the alert for danger and
frequently moves her young by carrying them in her mouth. Tigers often have
several dens and move from one to the other as needed. To give birth, the
Tigress finds somewhere private. The cubs are born blind and weigh almost a
kilo on average. They are very vulnerable but can Count on the protection of
their mother, who will later teach them how to hunt.
