Friedrich Schleich founded Schleich in Schwäbisch Gmünd in 1935. Today, the company is one of Germany’s largest toy manufacturers and a leading international supplier of realistic animal figures.

Schleich USA Inc., the German toy company that has its U.S. headquarters in Charlotte, is expanding by adding 150- to 250-square-foot Schleich shops inside toy stores.

Schleich toymaker, US headquarters in Charlotte, has a new brand ambassador and he’s 8 years old. The Chief Storytelling Officer will appear in company videos.

Jurassic World Evolution has just showcased the Apatosaurus! A staple when it comes to the Jurassic World franchise. For Exclusive Updates you can find them all here: Merchandise Here: <a href ...

Feedloader (Clickability) Apatosaurus means “deceptive lizard.” It’s really the perfect name for the bulky Jurassic sauropod. “Brontosaurus“—a dinosaurian fan favorite whose memory ...

A 70-foot-long Apatosaurus skeleton, named Vulcan, recently became the biggest dinosaur fossil ever sold when it was acquired for around $6.4 million at an auction in France. The sizable remains ...

Local architecture studio Dellekamp Schleich has created an office building in Mexico City that it says is the country's largest and tallest mass-timber structure to "set an example for innovative ...

A Juvenile Apatosaurus Makes Its Debut Many newly hatched sauropods were so diminutive that they could have stood in the palm of your hand. A new reconstruction goes on display this month ...

The Apatosaurus, nicknamed "Volcano," is approximately 150 million years old. Its skeleton is composed of between 75% and 80% original bones, with 254 of approximately 319 bones preserved.

The largest dinosaur skeleton in the WORLD goes on sale: Huge Apatosaurus named 'Vulcain' measures 69ft long and is more than 80% complete - and could fetch a whopping £4.2 MILLION at auction.

GRAND JUNCTION — Rabbit Valley’s Mygatt-Moore quarry is home to hundreds of fossils left behind by dinosaurs and extinct sea creatures. Its most notable recent find was a 6-foot-7-inch ...

Paleontologists found that sauropod dinosaurs mostly replaced their teeth drastically different from other herbivores, as they had largely 'simple teeth' and not complex like most known herbivores.