Bullyland Nina

In the Alps, farmers drive the cows to the alpine meadows in the summer. There, lush grass grows. The animals wear large bells that can be heard from afar. In late summer, it's time for the return from the alpine pastures, and the cows come back down to the valley. Cows are herd animals. During the day, they eat more than 50 kg of grass and can drink up to 180 liters of water. This is why they can also produce up to 30 liters of milk per day, meaning they are milked up to twice a day. Cows produce milk to nurse their calves. The PVC-free play figure "Alpenkalb Nina" from Bullyland is hand-painted in a lifelike manner.