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Belonging to the Macropodidae family, wallabies are generally classified as any macropod that is smaller than a kangaroo. However, wallabies are n...

Warthogs are members of the pig family known for their knobby faces and formidable tusks. They live in sub-Saharan Africa in savannah habitats, ...

The babirusa is a unique member of the pig family known for its long, curving tusks. Its name means “deer pig” and refers both to the antler-like ...

The African Elephant can actually be two different species, including the African bush elephant and the somewhat smaller African forest elephant. ...

The third largest land mammal, hippopotamuses frequent the shallow waters, swamps, rivers, and lakes in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa. Notoriou...

Caimans are small crocodilians found in Central and South America. They belong to the Alligatoridae family, along with the two living species of ...

Interestingly enough, the two-toed sloth actually has three toes on its feet! A more accurate name for this creature would be the “two-fingered sl...

The giraffe is the tallest living land animal. As it chows down on leaves from tall African trees, it fears almost no predators. Giraffes grow up ...

Native to the tropical forests of Cameron, Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea, lowland gorillas are on...

The most arboreal of all the great apes, orangutans spend most of their time in trees. Females are wholly responsible for raising their young; the...

As marsupials, kangaroo babies (called joeys) stay in their mothers’ pouches for up to 200 days before being fully able to venture off into the wo...

So-called “black panthers” are actually a melanistic color variant of the leopard. It is caused by an over-abundance of the pigment melanin, cause ...

Snub nosed monkeys are known for their striking golden fur, their pale blue faces, and their unique, extremely short noses. The reason for their d...

Behold, the king of the jungle! Lions are the second largest of the big cats, with the largest being tigers. Endemic to Africa and India, lions ar...

The Sumatran rhino is the smallest living rhinoceros species, and is notable for the reddish brown hair on its body, unlike most other rhinos whic...

Behold, the king of the jungle… in a few more years! The second largest big cat, lions are endemic to Africa and India, and are the quintessential...

White Bengal tigers are a variant of the Bengal tiger, and their unique coloration is caused by a lack of the pigment pheomelanin. White Bengal ti...

One of the largest members of the big cat classification, this precious little Bengal cub has a lot of growing to do! While he or she may not look...

Also known as the hook-lipped rhinoceros, the black rhino is a member of the Diceros genus endemic to the woodlands, wetlands, forests, and semi-d...

Unlike most other great apes, orangutans spend nearly all of their time in trees. There are only two known species, both of which are found only i...

One of the five primary “big cats,” the leopard is a member of the genus Panthera and is found throughout sub-Saharan Africa as well as parts of A...

Bring an adorable piece of jungle wildlife into your living room with this lowland gorilla baby! In the early stage of their lives, lowland gorill...

Native to small pockets of south central China, pandas are a rather unique member of the bear family. Although pandas are technically considered c...

One of the largest species of deer on planet Earth, the red deer is both native and common to many regions of Europe and Asia. The red deer is ext...

As their name suggests, Tree Kangaroos are suited to a life amongst the leaves, unlike their more well-known ground-dwelling Australian relative...

The African Elephant consists of two different species, the African bush elephant and the African forest elephant, the bush elephant being the lar...

Like other cat species, leopard cubs are born with their eyes closed and rely on their mothers for protection and food. In fact, leopards don’t go...

One of the largest members of the big cat classification, the Bengal tiger is also the most populated of the tiger subspecies. Although males typi...

The reticulated giraffe is native to the open woodlands and savannas of Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya. Because of their exceptionally long necks, r...

The closest living relative to humans, chimpanzees can be found in the tropical forests, grasslands, and scrub forests of central Africa. Incredib...

This inquisitive Lion cub toy figure is looking for its mother. Together with our other Wild Safari Lion figures, you can put a whole pride togeth...

At first glance, the pygmy hippopotamus may look like the baby of its relative, the common hippopotamus. However, it is fully grown at about half ...

Endemic to the scrub forests, jungles, and grasslands of India and southeastern Asia, the Asian elephant is the only living species of the genus E...

Did you know there are actually two different types of African elephant, including the bush elephant and the slightly smaller forest elephant? You...

Unlike many other mammals, newborn zebras are fairly self-sufficient when they’re born, and can stand and walk on their own. Did you know it was o...

The second largest land mammal native to the Asian continent, the Indian rhino is also known as the greater one-horned rhino and the great Indian ...

The Plains Zebra is the most widespread and commonly encountered of the three zebra species of Africa. Because of this, it is also known as the Com...

Meet one of the rarest cubs you’ll ever see! White Bengal tigers are a variant on the Bengal tiger, and their unique coloration is caused by a lac...

Although pandas are incredibly iconic for their black and white fur pattern, panda cubs are born completely white! This little one has grown out o...

Giraffe adults might be the tallest animals around, but baby giraffes are no slouches – they can be up to 7 feet tall and weigh almost 250 pounds. ...

Although they’re not the largest giraffe subspecies, newborn reticulated giraffe infants can be as large as 6 feet tall at birth. It doesn’t take ...

The only living species of the genus Elephas (not to be confused with the family Elephantidae), Asian elephants are the largest land animal in Asi...

The okapi is the closest living relative of the giraffe. While it lacks its cousin's characteristic long neck, it shares features like the knobby o...