Bullyland - African Elephant

Elephants are one of the most fascinating creatures on the planet, and there are two main types: the Indian elephant and the African elephant. One of the key differences between these two species is the size of their ears, with African elephants having much larger ears compared to their Indian counterparts. During the dry season, elephants use their trunks and tusks to dig deep holes in search of water, as their water requirement is extremely high, with an average of 100 liters per day needed for survival. As herbivores, elephants feed exclusively on plants, including hay, green fodder, leaves, tree bark, roots, and fruit. In fact, they consume about 170 kg of fresh plants each day! The PVC-free character from Bullyland stands approximately 16.5 cm tall and is hand-painted to replicate lifelike features. This figure has been awarded the "spiel gut" seal of approval and is recommended for children aged 3 and above. However, small parts included in the figure may pose a choking hazard to children under 3 years old, so parental supervision is advised.