Prehistoric Mammals: How many toy replicas can you find?

I am very interested in Prehisoric Mammals, I really like them. So, one day, I suppose I'll start to collect them  
How many different there are?
I think you can find the most famous, but not as many as paleontologists know.
For example, i.m.o. there are few canids, or felines... or anything else, compared to dinosaurs, I mean  

I know from Schleich:
Wooly Mammoth
Smilodon
Cave Bear
Schleich Macrauchenia



A lot of Safari:
Ambelodon
Arsinoitherium
Andrewsarchus
Doedicurus
Giant Sloth
Saber-Tooth Tiger
Woolly Mammoth


Bullyland:
Chalicotheriu
Mastodon
Woolly Rhino

Collecta:
Megacerops

Papo:
Sabertooth Tiger

Not sure who:
Paraceratherium
Deinotherium
Ancient Horse
Megaloceros

More?

That is a question for Martien (STORMnl)

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You can se some of the Starlux ones here :
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Schleich : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] - hey, I forgot a picture of the Macrauchenia

Ohhhhh thank you very much!

As you can see from previous comments, there are not as many as dinosaurs but enough to ruin us.
Remember that dinosaurs was one of the biggest fashions of animal toy figures, the highest enthusiasm was already some years ago but they are still best sellers. No other plastic animal figure sells as much as a T-rex.
Prehistoric mammals are almost only satellites of dinos phenomenon.
As Susanne is showing, from major brands you have the recently retired line of Schleich, the elaborated Bullyland line that was recently partially relaunched, the very nice incidents from Safari, the top selling Papo vulgarities and, finally, CollectA and Mojo, are giving a new life to this world with some really interesting and unusual species.
Let me only tell that dogs are really rare, thinking fast I only can remember the dire wolf from Bullyland, but felines are not rare, there are a lot of smilodons and other saber toothed cats, they almost break mammoth hegemony. Don't forget also Japanese and vintage brands. But first, think very well what you really want to collect... diversity?

Nayab and Playvisions (PV) have also a few

BTW, Geoworld is makeing a fantastic series this year. They should be available for christmas, they say

That late? Oh Im waiting for Geoworld Hipparion..

Fisher price imaginext made some prehistoric mammals too.

Roger wrote:

As you can see from previous comments, there are not as many as dinosaurs but enough to ruin us.
Remember that dinosaurs was one of the biggest fashions of animal toy figures, the highest enthusiasm was already some years ago but they are still best sellers. No other plastic animal figure sells as much as a T-rex.
Prehistoric mammals are almost only satellites of dinos phenomenon.
As Susanne is showing, from major brands you have the recently retired line of Schleich, the elaborated Bullyland line that was recently partially relaunched, the very nice incidents from Safari, the top selling Papo vulgarities and, finally, CollectA and Mojo, are giving a new life to this world with some really interesting and unusual species.
Let me only tell that dogs are really rare, thinking fast I only can remember the dire wolf from Bullyland, but felines are not rare, there are a lot of smilodons and other saber toothed cats, they almost break mammoth hegemony. Don't forget also Japanese and vintage brands. But first, think very well what you really want to collect... diversity?

Thank you all! That's a lot of information and suggestions for a collector
I like canids, of course and felides almost the same. And i like what's hidden and few known, so, I know mammal prehistorical animals are not so famous as the dinosaurs are... if Spielberg had chosen animals from Pleistocene, for example, everything would have been different
When I see so many prehistoric animals like in this site:
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I get mad and ask why all of them are not as famous as dinos... because they are incredible, beautifull and they are a lot!

AlopexLagopus wrote:

When I see so many prehistoric animals like in this site:
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I get mad and ask why all of them are not as famous as dinos... because they are incredible, beautifull and they are a lot!

Arrrrhgh !!!! Spielberg, you have to make a new one from the Pleistocene

Btw, we forgot the AAAs : Entelodont, hyenodon, and the usual mammoth, smilodon and wooly rhino

Interesting link! :) I like prehistoric mammals best than dinosaurs but, maybe the size explains a little why dinos are more popular.
When you think that an andrewsarchus is not larger than a modern polar bear what means it is much smaller than a giganotosaurus, spinosaurus or even T-rex, famous and popular predators. When also the largest land mammal was visibly smaller than the largest herbivore dinosaurs...
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here you can find the Wild Republic ice age tube

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here you can find the Wild Republic ice age tube

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thanks

Blu Whale is the biggest animal ever lived

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WOW !!! That whale

What an aquarium one would need

Thanks for info and picture, Roger and AL

Yes, unless as far as we know. But blue whales are not land mammals not even prehistoric creatures. Also, an animal that looks an innofensive "huge fish" is hard to turn in a mediatic phenomenon like a T-rex. Among whales, orcas, also known as killer whales, are much smaller and more mediatic. And media is very illusive, because of a known whale called Moby-dick and the whale of Italian Pinocchio, when people think in a big whale, thinks wrongly in a sperm whale.
P.S. I have a long nose like Pinocchio but it is just a coincidence....

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P.S. I have a long nose like Pinocchio but it is just a coincidence....

Croger, your nose is perfect for all those teeth, so cheer up !

You are right... so we need to make a movie with our replicas as protagonist

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