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Do you know how impalas recognize each other? They have three black lines, unique to each, at the tips of the ears, on the back of the tail, the upper thighs and on the forehead. They are even called "111" in Kenya by trackers because of these visible 3 black lines from behind. Impalas are part of the bovidae family more specifically antelopes, they look like kobs, gazelles and deer, they generally measure from 1.10 m to 1.50 m in length. It is found mainly in eastern central and southern Africa.
Do you know how impalas recognize each other? They have three black lines, unique to each, at the tips of the ears, on the back of the tail, the upper thighs and on the forehead. They are even called "111" in Kenya by trackers because of these visible 3 black lines from behind. Impalas are part of the bovidae family more specifically antelopes, they look like kobs, gazelles and deer, they generally measure from 1.10 m to 1.50 m in length. It is found mainly in eastern central and southern Africa.
Once Upon a Time There was Papo
For almost 25 years now, Papo has been helping children to grow and to discover the world around them. Childhood is a time of dreams and adventures, and this was what we had in mind when we decided to create our first princesses, princes, dragons and knights. Thanks to the originality of its products and the extreme care taken with product quality and safety, Papo has won children and parents over the years. Papo is now a reference in the world of model figures and continues to develop new ranges to inspire the imaginations of children all around the world. In an age of mass consumption and throwaway goods, Papo continues to produce fine quality toys that last over time and can be passed on from generation to generation.