Show us your figures showing interspecific animal relationships!

Ana wrote:

Interesting! What a great figure
I think this frog probably hunt this fish and is going to eat is? Seriously, I have no idea!   

Agree with Anna.

donny ong wrote:

Ana wrote:

Interesting! What a great figure
I think this frog probably hunt this fish and is going to eat is? Seriously, I have no idea!   

Agree with Anna.

Aquatic equitation ?    

Interesting figurines:cheers:   

I have bought the buffalo too, only for the oxpeckers:D 

widukind wrote:

I have bought the buffalo too, only for the oxpeckers:D 

Me too  
I am happy I am not the only one who like that feature  

NightLioness wrote:

I think it is a uuhm, frog with lust.... Sometimes frogs and toads mount fishes or even other creatures living in the water o.0 (I may be wrong, but I thought I red that on the Internet, somewhere.)

I think the same. We learned about that in our study :)

So now i will post my figurines. I also have the buffalo with the oxpeckers but i think one pic is enough.

So i will share anemone fishes with corals, a new fish and Crustacean and the Kaiyodo birds

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Very nice figures! Love the Kaiyodo cuckoo especially!!

Thank you Alvin   

WOW! Fantastic, beautyful and ineresting models, Andreas  

Beautiful models Andreas! I like the cuckoo as well.

Many thanks Susanne and 4U   

I LOVE THEM   

Oh great examples Andreas! I especially like Clownfish

Many thanks Florian and Anna   

Awesome figures everyone! I especially like the clownfish also Andreas.  

Thank you:-)

my turn :)
classic figure
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Excellent models NandO and Andreas  

Thank you Kiki:-)

Arrhw, Nando, those two are SO cute  
A good example of how a little model can tell such a good story  

SUSANNE wrote:

A good example of how a little model can tell such a good story  

That's what I like about it  

Cute model NandO!

Oh, I like the story about this cat and dog.  

Schleich_Figures_4U wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

A good example of how a little model can tell such a good story  

That's what I like about it  

Cute model NandO!

Thanks You friends :)

Nice figurines Nando:-)

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This CollectA Pliosaurus is being parasitized by lampreys. To the best of my knowledge, no lampreys are known from the Jurassic, but they must have been around because we find them in the Devonian (Priscomyzon), the Carboniferous (Mayomyzon), and also the lower Cretaceous (Mesomyzon). Given the size of Pliosaurus, the ones on this figure would have to be close to two meters long. The largest modern lampreys reach perhaps 140 cm, but most species are much smaller.