Safari Ltd. Jaguar Figurine – Hand-Painted Lifelike Toy Model Figure – Fun & Educational Toy for Boys, Girls & Kids Ages 3+

Safari Ltd. Jaguar Figurine – Hand-Painted Lifelike Toy Model Figure – Fun & Educational Toy for Boys, Girls & Kids Ages 3+

• Detailed Representation: Our hand-painted jaguar figurine captures the striking beauty and power of this majestic feline. The model's realistic features mirror the jaguar's powerful build, beautiful coat, and distinctive markings
• Educational and Fun: This figurine offers both education and entertainment by providing fascinating insights into the life and behaviors of the jaguar. It is an excellent tool to stimulate children's curiosity and expand their knowledge about wildlife
• Safe and High-Quality: This figurine is made of durable, high-quality PVC material. It is non-toxic, BPA-free, and suitable for children ages 3 and above
• Dimensions: Standing 2 inches tall and 4.5 inches long, our jaguar toy figurine is about the size of a soda can on its side
• Part of a Collection: The jaguar is a member of the Wild Safari Wildlife collection, which includes a diverse range of meticulously crafted animal figurines

The third largest feline in the world, the jaguar is the only member of the Panthera genus native to the Americas. They can be found in the southwestern United States, Mexico, and throughout Central America. Their primary habitats include rainforests, swamps, and wooded areas. Although jaguars look very similar to leopards, they’re actually more like tigers in terms of their behaviour. Painted and designed to be as life-like as possible, this figurine contains a wealth of knowledge for wildlife enthusiasts! Jaguars generally have a tawny yellow or orange coat with black rosette markings. Standing 2 inches tall and 4.5 inches long, this figurine is a bit smaller than a soda can resting on its side. Symbolically, jaguars are very important to many South American cultures. For example, in the Aztec civilization jaguars were seen as the rulers and warriors of the wild, and the Aztecs honoured their best warriors by naming them jaguar knights. Similarly, the Moche culture of Peru used the image of the jaguar to depict power, and often included portrayals of them in their art. We can only hope that you draw your own strength and inspiration from this beautifully crafted jaguar figurine!