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Schleich 14659 Eisbär

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$8.26 $11.8 In stock

Der Eisbär ist zusammen mit dem Grizzly das größte Landraubtier der Erde. Mit einem Gewicht von mehr als 500 Kilo und einer Länge von fast drei Metern ist dieser Bär doppelt so groß wie ein sibirischer Tiger. Um der extremen arktischen Kälte trotzen zu können, sind Eisbären mit einer dicken Fettschicht ausgestattet. Sie besitzen außerdem eine Schicht Unterfell und eine Schicht transparenter Schutzhaare .

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

The details on this polar bear are incredible — you can really see the individual fur lines. My daughter couldn't stop comparing it to the pictures in her animal book, and the size feels just right for a 500-kilo predator.

Olivia ★★★★★

My son loves how the fur texture feels on this polar bear figure, and it's sturdy enough for rough play. The 500-kilo weight detail in the description got him asking questions about real bears.

Abigail ★★★★★

The paint job on this polar bear is incredibly detailed, from the textured fur to those piercing yellow eyes. My son immediately started using it to act out scenes from our Arctic documentary.