Advent calendar "Our animals in winter

The enchanting and picturesque design of this wonderfully crafted Advent calendar provides insight into the lives of our native wildlife in the winter forest. Deer, foxes, badgers, and others have developed different strategies to survive the biting cold of the icy season. These strategies are revealed as the animals can be discovered in their habitats or hiding spots day by day when opening the doors. Field hamsters and hedgehogs build up fat reserves to cozy up underground or in the leaves for months. Similarly, frogs and lizards enter a state of winter dormancy, only to be awakened by the spring sun. Winter-active animals grow warm winter coats or particularly thick feathers to continue their search for food during the cold season. The doors of the Advent calendar can be completely detached, creating a detailed and exciting overall picture by December 24, which ultimately reveals the original meaning of Christmas, the birth of Jesus, and will delight the whole family. (Cardboard, 42 × 30 cm, adorned with glitter, featuring 24 doors for complete detachment, with a ribbon for hanging) - beautifully illustrated large Advent calendar about the lives of native wildlife in the winter forest - subtly decorated with silver glitter and a ribbon for hanging - doors double perforated for complete detachment - with detailed description text.