Tour Through Nature – Our Universe

At a river in Europe, the little otter lives with his mum and sister. He plays with stones, learns how to swim, and hunts for fish and crabs. He observes how his environment changes through the seasons and plays on the ice in winter. Accompany him on his journey and find out what makes the otter so special!

What was life like for a child in the Middle Ages?Follow dog Milo to castle Storkstone and meet Laurin and his sister to find out about the structure of a castle,the people that live and work there, and the many things and events that take place throughout the year.

In a cave in the middle of the Indian jungle, the little tiger lives with his mum and siblings. He roams through the loud and colourful world of his homeland discovering monkeys, leopards, and other wild animals. He learns to swim with strong movements and to hunt on silent paws. Follow his journey through the rainforest and learn how a small tiger cub becomes a majestic predator.

These card sets with beautiful, detailed illustrations and factual information about 50 horse and pony breeds are the ideal companions for a day at the stables.

In the Mongolian Gobi Desert only very few animals and plants are able to survive the burning sun. Nevertheless, between sand and stone, the little camel is born. It has to become a real survivalist – withstanding sandstorms, heat, and biting cold. Fortunately, it grows up protected by its herd!

How do you identify a grass frog? And where can you find darters? These card sets with beautiful, detailed illustrations and factual information about the animals that live in or close to rivers and lakes are the idealcompanions for a discovery tour through nature.

In the diverse habitats across the globe live the little orang-utan, the little sperm whale, the little polar bear, the little giraffe, the little koala, the little forest elephant, the little lynx, and the little turtle respectively. There’s always so much to learn and discover: How to find food, hide from dangerous animals, and communicate with their families. Fortunately, their mothers and family members are always there to guide these little ones to grow up safely and help them find their place in this world.

Deep in the Forests of Europe lives the little lynx with its mother and sister. There is so much to discover and learn: How to best climb trees? What animals live in the undergrowth and in the treetops? How does the forest change with the seasons and how to properly stalk prey? The little lynx wants to know everything and embarks on an exciting journey. 

On our planet, nature is always in motion, affecting the habitats and animals that live there. Some are caught between frost and thaw, some shaped by the flow of water, and others rise out of the ashes of fires. Change requires flora and fauna to adapt, but change itself is also transformed by humankind. Come along on a fascinating journey around the globe – discover 13 extraordinary places from Iceland to Australia, from Chile to Japan, and beyond …

What are the features of dandelions? Where can you find wild strawberries? This card set with beautiful, detailed illustrations and factual information about the plants that grow in our woods and meadows is the ideal companions for a discovery tour through nature.

In West Africa, in the dense rainforest of Gabon, there live the little forest elephant with its mum and herd. There’s always so much to see and learn! Under the watchful eyes of its mum, the little forest elephant makes its first steps, learns where to find the yummiest fruits and how to cross rivers. The little one embarks on an exciting journey to become a full-grown bull elephant!

Two-thirds of our planet is covered by water and just as vast as those waters is the knowledge about our oceans and seas imparted within the pages of this book. Take a deep dive with numerous maps of all kinds and sizes: Get to know our oceans and seas, their formation and history. Learn how they “work” and what their importance is for humanity and the animal kingdom. Study cartography, join explorers on their journeys, sail with Vikings and pirates, and read about mythical sea creatures. And when you’re done with the past and present, take a peek into the future and find out what might lie ahead for them there …

In the eucalyptus forests of Australia, there live the little koala and its mother. After leaving the safety of the pouch, there’s always so much to see and to learn: where to find the tastiest eucalyptus leaves, how to climb through the tall treetops, and which animals to better stay away from. The little koala embarks on an exciting journey.

Do you spot the fawn in the tall grass of the meadow? What’s that scuttling across the forest floor? How do red deer cool down? And who lives in a puddle? There’s so much to discover in the meadow and in the forest and about the influence weather has on both animals and plants. Let’s dive in to get to know them and their little secrets!

What special features does the blue tit have? And how to distinguish the male and female goldfinch? This card set with beautiful, detailed illustrations and factual information about songbirds is the ideal companion for a discovery tour through nature, the local park, or your own garden.

What do the leaves of the common beech look like? How do you recognise a Norway maple? This card set with beautiful, detailed illustrations and factual information about trees is the ideal companion for a discovery tour through nature, the local park, or your own garden.

Have you heard of antlions, bombardier beetles, and zombie cockroaches? They are insects that actually exist, and as exceptional as their names are their talents. Take a deep dive into the biggest species class on our planet and learn how these creepy-crawly animals survive, communicate, fly, transform, trick their enemies, and much more!

In the hot savannah, there live the little giraffe and its mother and brother. There’s always so much to see and to learn: How does one reach the most tasty acacia branches with one’s tongue? Where’s the next waterhole? Which animals are dangerous and which harmless? The little giraffe wants to know everything and embarks on an exciting journey.

Life is often so busy that we forget to take pause and appreciate all the small wonders surrounding us. So how about we slow down and explore nine different habitats – the forest, meadow, lake, river, sea, mountains, city, park, and garden? Let’s walk barefoot along the beach, collect stones at the riverside, observe tiny animals that live in the garden, or make art with leaves and other natural resources one can find in the forest! There are so many options to connect with nature.

Deep on the icy plains of the Arctic lives the little polar bear. There’s always so much to learn and discover: How to find food, hide from dangerous animals, and communicate with his family. Fortunately, his family is always there to guide this little one to grow up safely and help him find his place in this world.