Living in the trees of Australia is one of the world's most lovable animals, the Koala Bear. With a round face, big nose, and fluffy ears, the Koala has often been used as a model for teddy bears. But these "bears" actually aren't bears at all, they are marsupials. Once hunted for their thick fur, Koalas are now a protected species.

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Scottish Terriers are small, short-legged, sturdily-built dogs that were originally bred to hunt badgers and foxes. They are absolutely dependable and loyal, but often have a feisty nature. The Scottish Terrier's bold confidence embodies power in a small package.

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Cats are affectionate and intelligent companions, yet often independent. As kittens, they are also frisky, friendly, and adorable! This hand-painted and glittered ornament depicts Santa’s Kitten, who has found its way into Santa’s hat, where it will stay forever young as a keepsake on your tree.

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The Yorkshire Terrier is named for the English city where it originated and was used to catch rats in clothing mills. This toy breed is surprisingly bold given its size. Energetic and clever, the "Yorkie" is a popular companion with a big personality in a small body!

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Dogs selflessly give humans their unconditional love and loyalty. Throughout history, dogs have been faithful friends and workmates, even giving their lives to protect or rescue their owners. No wonder dogs are considered "man’s best friend."

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The Brontosaurus is one of the most iconic dinosaurs. The term "Brontosaurus" means "thunder lizard." The Brontosaurus was a large, long-necked animal with a long tail. It is believed that it measured up to 72 feet long from head to tail!

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Pigs are considered by many to bring prosperity and good luck. This cheerful little piglet is dressed in a Christmas red stocking cap and scarf and is doing her best to stay warm while spreading the joy of the season.

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Pigs are considered by many to bring prosperity and good luck. This cheerful little piglet is dressed in a Christmas red cap and holly wreath and is doing her best to stay warm while spreading the joy of the season.

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Sharks have been living in the oceans for 350 million years. They are incredibly sensitive to sounds, scents, and vibrations, making them efficient hunters. Sharks help to maintain the balance in fish species—without sharks many fish become scarce because they are eaten by fish that sharks usually feed on.

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Dogs selflessly give humans their unconditional love and loyalty. Throughout history, dogs have been faithful friends and workmates, even giving their lives to protect or rescue their owners. No wonder dogs are considered "man’s best friend."

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Swimming the icy waters of the Arctic Sea, narwhals are known for the long, thin tusk adorning their heads. The seemingly useless tusk is not used for hunting or fighting. Long ago, narwhal sightings reinforced the belief in unicorns. Imagine stumbling upon a washed up tusk on shore, thinking you’d found a unicorn horn!

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