2 Platypus of unknown brand

I found these two duckbills in a bundle. Unfortunately I have no further information. I cannot recognize a manufacturer.

Length: 17cm Material: plastik, a little squeezable (the figure is hollow)

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Length: 6.6 cm Material: like Schleich

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Are such noname figures also good enough  for the WIKI?

the top one has an 'AAA' look to it, but lacks the typical logo (unless it's an AAA knockoff).

I am almost sure the top oner is Wild republic

Looks like from the huge "Nayab" serie. The small Nayab version looks similar

Thank you for the answers. And sorry bmathison1972, but there are really no other marks like AAA !

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In TAW it is called Nayab, which I do not understand.
Perhaps Nayab manufactured it, but they also make AAA and lots of other brands.
We must really stop calling everything China "Nayab "

Nobody will ever find it, if they look for Nayab, and Wild Republic has in their polybags

Chinese-based companies like Nayab make products for lots of distributors. If there is no AAA or TM label, it was probably made for K&M (which is not consistent in their labeling) or someone else entirely.

it was probably produced by Nayab but marketed by someone else (e.g. K&M)

Well, the first was already identified, it is indeed the Nayab extralarge platypus, also used in the Wild Republic polybag Australian set as Susanne pointed. I don't know if we can use your picture but it will be listed as a Nayab but linked directly from the Wild Republic corresponding polybag and also with the information about the WR set in its page. I suspected the smaller one could be the platypus from the set of 32 wild animals and I was wrong, the Nayab small model is really very different.
Yes, these figures are interesting to the wiki and let me guess your question is a permission to we use your pics...