About this product “AHHHH! What is that?!” exclaimed the shopper at the Miami Fruit and Veggie Grocery Store. It was Iago, the Iguana, darting across the banana section in the store. Iago came to Florida by way of a shipment of bananas from Cartagena, Colombia. He survived by eating banana after banana as the ship […]

About this product Jani means “leaf” in Swahili, the language of Botswana. Jani lives in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, northwest of Gaborone. Giraffes use their long necks to eat leaves high up on the trees, so when it comes to Jani, she really is what she eats! – Size: 23.5 x 11 x 52 […]

About this product Jehlani’s name comes from Swahili, meaning “strong” and “mighty.” Swahili is one of the 68 languages of Kenya and its most popular native language. English of course is also spoken widely in Kenya, but is not a native tongue! Jehlani’s exact species is the reticulated giraffe, home to northeastern Kenya. Sitting down […]

About this product Elusive, solitary and largely nocturnal, Lahari the leopardess is an inhabitant of the Namibian Kalahari desert. She and her cubs love to dine on cantaloupe with antelope in their acacia tree home. – Size: 42 x 16 x 19.5 in inches | Weighs approximately 4.189 in pounds – Soft plush fabric | […]

About this product Leif the lion is part of the cat family, but is much larger than your cat. Females weigh up to 300 pounds while males can be up to 400 pounds! Lions are known as king of the jungle because they have no predators. They live together in groups called a pride and […]