Elephant, Lion, Tiger, Zebra, Fox?

These were some interesting charity shop finds from today and I would be so grateful if anyone could help my to identify their brands!  
The elephant doesn't have any markings but is made of quite hard plastic and is a lovely model- so much detail, but quite small. The lion, tiger and zebra are made of the same material and seem to be part of the same series, they have surprisingly nice sculpts with a lot of detail and realistic texture, especially considering how small they are! After looking at Roger's collection it seems the fox is Nayab, but he's painted slightly differently and is marked 'Made in China'- maybe a copy?
Thank you!

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I don't know at all, but that lion is SO cool! He looks like he should be a marble sculpture on an archway somewhere.

Thank you Jill, and I definitely agree about the lion!

I've always found that fox sculpt to be cute but hilarious, he's so out of proportion with his tiny tiny legs and stubby neck

Nice. The fox looks like the larger Nayab fox :)

Sorry I am not at help but the elephant looks very cute!!

Excellent models Bonnie, the lion does look like a stone gaurdian statue in style! The only one I can ID is the fox, a nayab (they can vary in painting).

Thank you George, Andreas, Shanti and Paige! It seems that the fox is now sorted but if anyone knows about the others I would be very interested!

I also can't help but curiously those felines look great to me.

George wrote:

I've always found that fox sculpt to be cute but hilarious, he's so out of proportion with his tiny tiny legs and stubby neck

George, did you know the fox' Mother is the Nayab Ewe?

I can certainly see the strong family resemblance, Roger!

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Roger wrote:

George wrote:

I've always found that fox sculpt to be cute but hilarious, he's so out of proportion with his tiny tiny legs and stubby neck

George, did you know the fox' Mother is the Nayab Ewe?

What an animal!