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A dragon is a serpentine legendary creature appearing in folklore around the world. To most, dragons live in the middle ages, flying and breathing fire. These winged, horned, four-legged creatures spell doom and destruction, but none so cutely as this lit

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Unicorns are found in storybooks and tall tales from around the world, leading one to wonder if they really do exist. Living deep in the forest and among

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The nocturnal Leopard is the most elusive of the large cats. It is very powerful and able to run in bursts of speed up to 36 miles per hour. Unlike most

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Iguanas live in tropical lands such as Central and South America and the Caribbean. This lizard is easily recognized for its dewlap, the row of spines run

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Toucans are native to South America and are most notably recognized for their large beaks. A toucan s beak can grow larger than its body! Native tribes d

Elephants are highly intelligent and sensitive creatures, hence the popular phrase An elephant never forgets. Elephants have strong emotional ties to their group and family members, so when a baby elephant cries, the others come to soothe and comfort it.

Scottish folklore has brought the world the Loch Ness Monster, Nessie. Nessie is said to be a beast or whale-like creature who emerges from the waters with smaller animals in its mouth, and rolls around the water with massive force. Is the Loch Ness real

"When pigs fly" is a figure of speech used to suggest that something is impossible. However, sometimes with tremendous effort or luck, the seemingly impossible occurs! Celebrate an amazing event or accomplishment with this fun and whimsical ornament.

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The peacock's grandeur and stateliness are the reasons for its association with royalty. It was believed to guard the Tree of Life, therefore, kings sat

A lion cub playfully lives its young life as it learns how to survive. A cub represents new life in a harsh and unforgiving climate. Although known as strong, powerful and fierce animals, most of the time cubs are gentle and good-natured, and quite playfu

The hyena walks like a bear, looks like a dog and a cat and is as fierce as a lion. All this makes it unique and creates its own animal family. The happy hyena belts out a laughing sound to communicate with other hyenas.

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Meerkats live in underground burrows as families, led by a male and female. Meerkat behavior is incredibly similar to humans. They eat together, play together and watch out for one another. Meerkats are even willing to cohabitate with other species, just

Warthogs are members of the same family as domestic pigs, but present a much different appearance. Their large, flat heads are covered with warts, which are actually protective bumps. These warts act as padding for when males fight during mating season. W

The most known mammoth, woolly wandered the earth during the ice age. During Christmastime, the cold days can feel as if the ice age has returned. Keep an eye out on those bitter cold days for a woolly mammoth to return!

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Standing over 15 feet tall, giraffes have a great view of the land around them. These giant creatures are a zoo favorite and safari adventure attraction. A giraffe s height allows the animal to avoid fighting for food; they simply eat the top parts of tre

Living in the trees of Australia is one of the world's most lovable animals, the Koala Bear. With a round face, big nose, and fluffy ears, the Koala has often been used as a model for teddy bears. But these "bears" actually aren't bears at all, they are m

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The peacock s grandeur and stateliness are the reasons for its association with royalty. It was believed to guard the Tree of Life, therefore, kings sat

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This critter is the original tree-hugger, whose prehistoric ancestors were the size of an elephant! Although arboreal by design, sloths love to swim and

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The hippopotamus is the third largest land animal and is native to Africa. Its name comes from the Greek words hippos meaning horse and patamos meaning r