Faithful Prints Children's Animal Map of the World Poster Geography Print Wall Art for Kids Room (Blue) (A3 (297 x 420mm))

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Framed prints are available in the following sizes: A4, A3, A2 and 50x70cm. First add the print from this listing to your basket in one of those sizes, and then visit the link below to add a matching sized frame: One of the best-known animal habitats in Africa is the savanna (or savannah in British English), a woodland whose widely-spaced trees allow a carpet of grass to cover the ground. Main Street, U.S.A.: Main Street is inspired by turn-of-the-century small towns and features shopping, dining, and entertainment. The world is home to a vast number of animals; there are over 1.5 million recognized living animal species, and likely millions more still to be discovered and named.

Europe is a continent in the Northern Hemisphere that, along with Asia, makes up the landmass known as “ Eurasia”. (In some countries, Europe is considered a subcontinent of the continent Eurasia, rather than a continent itself.)

Africa

Located in Asia are the Himalayas Mountain Range; the Eurasian Steppe (a vast grassland that stretches from East Europe to East Asia); the deserts of the Middle East; and the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. Africa is the world’s second-largest continent. With habitats ranging from tropical rainforest to desert, Africa is home to many of the world’s most famous animals.

North America is the world’s third-largest continent, stretching from the Arctic in the north to tropical Central America in the south. Habitats found in North America include Arctic tundra, prairie grasslands, deserts temperate rainforests and, in Central America, tropical rainforests. Vast areas of the Arctic Ocean freeze during the winter; the resultant sea ice is an important habitat for numerous Arctic species, including one of the Arctic’s best-known animals: the polar bear.

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