Papo - Cave bear

The cave bear is an extinct species within the bear family that lived in Europe and northern Africa during the last Ice Age, 10,000 years ago. It has received the trivial name cave bear as most fossils are found in caves. The cave bear was about 30 percent larger than a normal brown bear, and unlike this one, is believed to have been mainly herbivorous rather than omnivorous. It may have become extinct because the climate changed, which caused its main food to disappear. It is also believed that prehistoric man may have played a decisive role in the extinction of the cave bear.

Description
The figures are made of phthalate-free PVC. They are sculpted in high quality and hand painted with great detail.

Papo's products undergo extensive testing at accredited laboratories. The toys are CE marked and thus meet the health, safety, environmental and other requirements prescribed in accordance with European legislation.

Design: Papo, France

Dimensions: 13.50 cm x 5.50 cm x 8.50 cm (LxWxH)

This model is from 2017

Product Number: 55066