Our choices for Mojo 2013?

@ roger,,youre wale is olready in my list,,but has not so much points yet
just 2 votes at the moment


martien

Ok it is exactly 00:01 in France and we are the 16 of november.

UPDATED the 22 of November at 21:05 (In France )

A few stats just for fun

Number of wishlists : 36

Number of species : 367

Some species are maybe double because we can find more or less precise choices... Example : The Colobus monkey could be a guereza or a Black colobus, A black and white colobus could be a Guereza ora Ruwenzori black-and-white colobus or a Peters's Angola colobus.

Here is the Top 10 of all the species

1 : Brazilian tapir - 15 votes ( assuming South american tapirs are another name for Brazilian...)
2 : Bongo - 14 votes
2 : Colobus monkey - 14 votes ( assuming Colobus Monkey + Black and white colobus + Black colobus + Guereza + White colobus)
2 : Gharial - 14 votes
5 : Fallow deer - 13 votes
5 : Leopard seal - 13 votes
5 : Saiga antelope - 13 votes
5: wisent - 13 votes
8 : - 12 votes
9 : Cassowary, Clouded leopard, Mouflon and Pronghorn - 12 votes

Africa Top 5
1 : Bongo - 14 votes
2 : Caracal - 7 votes
2 : Honey badger - 7 votes
4 : Gemsbok - 6 votes
5 : Fossa and Hartebeest - 4 votes


Asia top 5
1 : Saiga antelope - 13 votes
2 : clouded leopard - 12 votes
3 : Markhor - 11 votes
4 : Gaur - 9 votes
5 : Babirusa - 7 votes

Birds top 5
1 : Cassowary - 12 votes
2 : Secretary bird - 5 votes
2 : Shoebill - 5 votes
4 : Crowned crane, Great Indian hornbill, Kiwi, Palm cockatoo and Saddle-billed Stork - 4 votes


Dinosaurs Top 5
1 : Ouranosaurus - 2 votes
The others have all 1 vote

Europe top 5
1 : Fallow deer - 13 votes
1 : Wisent - 13 votes
3 : Mouflon - 12 votes... Because European mouflon, Mediterranean or Corsica are all Ovis orientalis indeed
4 : Eurasian otter, Pardelle lynx and Stoat - 4 votes

North America top 5
1 : Pronghorn - 12 votes
2 : Dall's sheep - 10 votes
2 : Puma - 10 votes
4 : Bighorn sheep - 8 votes
5 : collared peccary - 6 votes ( assuming all pecaries in North America are collared and Whitelips are South american )

Prehistoric mammals top 5
1 : Thylacine - 7 votes
2 : Indricotherium - 6 votes
3 : Brontotherium - 3 votes
3 : Megaloceros - 3 votes ( Megaloceros + Irish elk + giant antler elk )
3 : Sivatherium - 3 votes

Primates Top 5
No Crazy french macaques on top 5
1 : Colobus monkey - 14 votes (Colobus Monkey + Black and white colobus + Black colobus + Guereza + White colobus)
2 : Gelada - 7 votes
2 : Proboscis monkey - 7 votes
4 : Diana's monkey - 5 votes
4 : Sifaka - 5 votes


Reptiles Top 5
1 : Gharial - 14 votes
2 : Green Anaconda - 11 votes
3 : Nile monitor - 7 votes
4 : Alligator snapping turtle - 6 votes
5 : Komodo dragon : 5 votes

Sea life Top 5
1 : Leopard seal - 13 votes
2 : Elephant seal - 5 votes
2 : Hooded seal - 5 votes
2 : Walrus - 5 votes
5 : Dugong and Narwhal - 4 votes



South America Top 5
1 : Brazilian tapir - 15 votes
2 : Maned wolf - 8 votes
3 : Ocelot - 7 votes
3 : Sloth - 7 votes, assuming a three toed sloth is also a sloth
5 : Tamandua - 6 votes

I hope it help

Thanks for your fantastic and helpful work Christophe!
Actually a South American tapir is the same as a Brazilian tapir, is better consider the saiga in the Asian group and three toed sloths are those from Bradypus genus that represents some different species. It is better to count it with all the sloths!

These subspecies of mouflon are technically almost the same figure in terms of market.
Ahahah! In the facebook the spinosaurus have 2 votes!
I'll change some of my choices according with your counting, edit the original and tell you since you have it already well arranged! I'm so sorry that Kikimalou only has 1 vote! But the garial goes very well!

Birds: Cassowary, Secretary bird, Guineafowl

Reptiles: Gharial, Anaconda, Nile monitor lizard

Africa: Bongo, Honey badger, Gerenuk

Asia: Markhor, Gaur, Saiga antelope

Primates: Proboscis monkey, Colobus monkey, Sifaka

Sea life: Elephant seal, Walrus, Hooded seal

South America: Brazilian tapir, Sloth, Maned wolf

North America: Musk Ox, Pronghorn, Bighorn sheep

Europe: Wisent, Fallow Deer, Stoat

Crocobert wrote:

Thanks for your fantastic and helpful work Christophe!
Actually a South American tapir is the same as a Brazilian tapir, is better consider the saiga in the Asian group and three toed sloths are those from Bradypus genus that represents some different species. It is better to count it with all the sloths!

These subspecies of mouflon are technically almost the same figure in terms of market.
Ahahah! In the facebook the spinosaurus have 2 votes!
I'll change some of my choices according with your counting, edit the original and tell you since you have it already well arranged! I'm so sorry that Kikimalou only has 1 vote! But the garial goes very well!

You're welcome Ro.. Crocobert

I will update at least everyday. Please everybody, tell us in a new post what you will update, what you add and what you remove. I don't want to count every time

I will notice the time of the update in the statistic post Here.

Ro... Crocobert, I'm very happy you voted for a Kikimalou, a real piece of art But you are the only one... If you want to change and please a Crazy french macaque... Vote for the De Brazza's monkey

Add one more vote to the Guereza Monkey and the Sivatherium from me. I have edited my post and coloured these 2 in red!

Thanks for the stats Christophe

Wildheart wrote:

Add one more vote to the Guereza Monkey and the Sivatherium from me. I have edited my post and coloured these 2 in red!

Ok Minhea But what did you remove ?

Updated HERE at 9:00 (France) today

@ Kikimalou

it's no use that 2 people counts them
i stop counting

martien

STORMnl wrote:

@ Kikamalou

i update every day,,if i can the prehistoric list,,so look there for the votes
they are at this moment different than your's
martien

ps

I UPDATED THE PREHISTORIC MAMMAL LIST

I just recount the Prehistoric mammals list Have you seen STormni, Crocobert and kikimalou had two lists, one with pics and one without ? I counted them once

Prehistoric mammal Top 5

1 : Indricotherium - 5 votes
1 : thylacine - 5 votes
3 : Brontotherium - 3 votes
4 : Megaloceros - 3 votes ( Megaloceros + Irish elk + giant antler elk )
4 : Sivatherium - 3 votes

Updated HERE at 9:48 (France) today

STORMnl wrote:

@ Kikimalou

I see you have a different list as I
for the prehistoric mammals

we follow your's
it's no use that 2 people counts them
i stop counting

martien

Sometimes two is better than one, I recounted and both of our lists were false, maybe some fellows made some changes without telling us ?

"4 : Gemsbok - 5 votes (Martin, I didn't know what to do with your "Oryx" ?)"

Leave him in that "gemsbok category" :)

Nothing I removed was in the top lists,so don't worry!

MartinH wrote:

"4 : Gemsbok - 5 votes (Martin, I didn't know what to do with your "Oryx" ?)"

Leave him in that "gemsbok category" :)

Updated HERE at 10:38 (France) today

It is worthy of note that there's only 2 African species in the overall Top-10.
Indeed, African wildlife is well represented on the market at the expense of other continents. And collectors want changes of this situation!

Kiryuha wrote:

It is worthy of note that there's only 2 African species in the overall Top-10.
Indeed, African wildlife is well represented on the market at the expense of other continents. And collectors want changes of this situation!

I don´t More Africa wildlife for me...

MartinH wrote:

I don´t More Africa wildlife for me...

But this is a rather constricted approach to collecting, isn't it?
Moreover, my "playing experience" with children shows that they are fond of assorting their animals by different continents. And Africa is always overcrowded in their games while, say, South America and Australia are very low in wild population... Although, it does reflect the current situation in the wildlife world... So maybe the manufacturers are right :)

Kiryuha wrote:

MartinH wrote:

I don´t More Africa wildlife for me...

But this is a rather constricted approach to collecting, isn't it?

I don´t think so... I was always into africa animals so... for me it´s my priority to have as much african animals as possible :) Ofcourse I love all animals (well not all of them) so... animals from other continents are great bonus for me :) Few years ago i was collecting only giraffes and zebras and look at me now... I´m searching for mooses, muskoxes and yaks like a mad man

MartinH wrote:

Kiryuha wrote:

It is worthy of note that there's only 2 African species in the overall Top-10.
Indeed, African wildlife is well represented on the market at the expense of other continents. And collectors want changes of this situation!

I don´t More Africa wildlife for me...

I agree with Martin and the STS collectors and I must disagree with you Kyril. Mainly because I have all the stats

Indeed, African species are only two on the Top 10 because STS members chose a lot of different species and especially in Africa. it means the votes are more scattered for African animal than for the others. I guess Africa is still the favorite spot and it's not an advantage in a vote where you can choose three species in each categories.

Speaking about categories, here are the number of different species for each of them.

Africa 37
Asia 33
Birds 46
Dinos 10
Europe 23
North America 32
Prehistoric mammals 28
Primates 37
Reptiles 27
Sea life 27
South America 30

And now the number of species/ number of votes / Number of animals in Top10 in each continent

Africa 77 / 181 / 2
Asia 65 / 156 / 3
Europe 24 / 64 / 2
North America 40 / 92 / 0
Oceania 13 / 32 / 1
South America 48 / 113 / 1

Funny to see that North America have 0 on Top 10 despite 92 votes and Oceania have 1 on top 10 with only 32 votes

So a continent Top 6 would be :

Africa
Asia
South America
North America
Europe
Oceania

I guess the Oceanian score is low mainly because we don't vote for an Aussie category

Could we Vote on Aussie Choices????????????????????????

remrock02 wrote:

Could we Vote on Aussie Choices????????????????????????

Oui!

Here are my late choices:

PRE-HISTORIC/EXTINCT ANIMALS: Cave lion, Thylacine, quagga

BIRDS: lyrebird, Lady Amherst pheasant, quetzal

DINO'S: None for me...

REPTILES: gharial, green anaconda, nile monitor

AFRICA: pygmy hippo, aardwolf, grevy zebra

ASIA: clouded leopard, banteng, babirussa

PRIMATES: Diana meercat, aye-aye, gelada male

SEA-LIFE: hourglass dolphin, narwhal, dugong

SOUTH-AMERICA: jaguarundi, ocelot, pink Amazon river dolphin(boto)

NORTH-AMERICA: puma, dall sheep, pronghorn

EUROPA: wisent, wild cat, Iberian(Spanish-, pardel-)lynx

OCEANIA: Tasmanian devil, rock wallaby, perenti