Our choices for Mojo 2013?

Hi Roger,

I know, I just really wanted them to have a double-vote from me, as they are such a wonderful creature.

I noticed a few other members have voted for the too, so maybe, maybe ............

Emma

jumpinglemurs wrote:

Hi Roger,

I know, I just really wanted them to have a double-vote from me, as they are such a wonderful creature.

I noticed a few other members have voted for the too, so maybe, maybe ............

Emma

It is missing a figure in my Asian list!

jumpinglemurs wrote:

Hi Roger,

I know, I just really wanted them to have a double-vote from me, as they are such a wonderful creature.

I noticed a few other members have voted for the too, so maybe, maybe ............

Emma

I cross my fingers and hope, too
At least nobody can say they look like any other creature

Funny thing is that they have found fossiles of Saigas in Denmark !!!!

I despreately want a Saiga too! :)

SUSANNE wrote:

jumpinglemurs wrote:

Hi Roger,

I know, I just really wanted them to have a double-vote from me, as they are such a wonderful creature.

I noticed a few other members have voted for the too, so maybe, maybe ............

Emma

I cross my fingers and hope, too
At least nobody can say they look like any other creature

Funny thing is that they have found fossiles of Saigas in Denmark !!!!

A saiga would be nice.
They're an endangered species aren't they, I hope they never go extinct

Birds: Congo peafowl, goliath heron, adjutant

Reptiles: gharial, caiman lizard, Shinisaurus

Africa: Mountain zebra, dama gazelle, Jentik's duiker

Asia: Indian grizzled squirrel, dhole, lion tailed macaque

South America: Vicuna, red faced uakari. tamandua

North America: Jaguarundi, peccary, brocket, any species

European: Marco Polo sheep, markhor, fallow deer

prehistoric mammals
ambulocetos, elasmotherium, puijila

Europe
fallow deer, stoat, wild goat

reptiles
gavial, komodo dragon, alligator snapping turtle

Northe America
Dall's sheep, musk ox, sea otter

Africa
bongo, desert fox, Black backed jackal

South America
giant anteater, giant armadillo, South American tapir

Sea life
leopard seal, Adele penguin, frilled shark

Birds
wandering albatross, king vulture, kiwi

Asia
cloded leopard, babirusa, saiga

Monkeys
crab-eating macaque, white fronted capuchin, Kikimalo

Roger, i updated my list, what an impossible task! There are just too darn many cool ungulates in Asia and Africa! It's not fair to limit to three! I'd also vote for the Takin, any of the Asian wild cattle. But frankly, i think any big ungulate by Mojo will make me happy.

Roger wrote:

Monkeys
crab-eating macaque, white fronted capuchin, Kikimalo

Rouger, I will send pics to be sure the Kikimalou model will have an accurate pose

Philter4 wrote:

European: Marco Polo sheep, markhor, fallow deer

A Markhor in Europe ? Which zoo ???

jumpinglemurs wrote:

Emma... I love your new avatar

My two cents

Prehistoric mammals : Basilosaurus - Uintatherium - Synthetoceras or Amplomeryx



Dinosaurs : Not dinosaur but... Cotylorhynchus. I forget WILLYBACOSAURUS


Hirokazu Tokugawa's sculpture No pics of the WIllybacosaurus... Children are watching

Birds : Saddle-billed Stork - Shoebill - Knobbed Hornbill

Reptiles : Gharial - Nile monitor or a Perentie - Blue Spotted Tree Monitor ok, 4 but I can't choose

Africa : RED RIVER HOG ! African Forest Buffalo - Yellow-backed Duiker

Asia : Pangolin - Babirusa - Sun bear

Primates : De Brazza's monkey - gelada male - White-faced saki

Sea life : Hooded seal - Goblin shark - Bowhead whale

South America : Brazilian tapir - Sloth - King vulture

North America : North American Porcupine - pronghorn - White-nosed Coati

Europe : Wisent - Magot - Fallow deer

Kikimalou wrote:

Philter4 wrote:

European: Marco Polo sheep, markhor, fallow deer

A Markhor in Europe ? Which zoo ???

He limited me to three of each so I made some changes to get them on the list, Marco Polo sheep don't come from Europe either, but that would have been 5 from Asia, oops!

Great idea to put in pictures of the´prehistoric mammals, Christophe
I, for one, don`t know very many of them by name.

Perhaps it would be a good idea also for others , and for some of the other rare animals too, - but a lot of work

Hello guys! I've answered Mojo's poll at their FB page and I'd like to share my suggestions with you:

Categories:

- Birds: Philippine Eagle, Moa, Japanese Crane
- Reptiles: indian python, flying snake, False gharial
- Africa: Goliath Frog, Crowned Crane, African Grey Parrot
- Asia: Sloth Bear, Markhor, Gaur
- Primates: Siamang, Hamadryas baboon, Black colobus, Proboscis monkey, langur
- South America: chinchilla, south american tapir, a Fulgora laternaria (alligator-headed moth)
- North America: Axolotl, Hellbender (giant salamander), peccary, Black-footed ferret
- Europe: mouflon, ermine, King Eider

Most of these suggestion are wishful thinking, but what the hell! rsrsrsrsrs Let's dream!

Birds: Shoebill, Great Indian Hornbill

Reptiles: -

Africa: Mountain zebra, Honey Badger, Red River Hog

Asia: Water Buffalo, Cloud Leopard, Sloth Bear

South America: Brazilian tapir, chinchilla

North America: Jaguarundi, Black-footed ferret, Jaugar

European: mouflon, markhor, Wisent

Here we go

on advice of Susanne

My wishlist (same as 1 page back)
but now with Photo"s

1 Deinotherium



2 Elasmotherium



3 Brontotherium



and 2 reserves

4 Toxodon



5 Platybelodon



All Photo come from the world wide web

but for those who want to see a very impressiv site,
All about prehistoric mammals

got to this side

http://eng.prehistoric-fauna.com/

and join,,you wil see amazing mammals and you wil know how they look
i joined,,

Here are mine, Martien already posted a picture of the elasmotherium and I add my other 2 choices. Not impressive but interesting.
First the ambulocetus, in short and inaccurate words, a prehistoric whale!



...then the puijila, a kind of prehistoric seal!

Wonderful pictures, - so you traveled back in time with your cameras
What a very good idea, - good that you came back

Thankyou for the link, Martien
I can`t open the site right now, perhaps a lot of people from STS are trying to see it right now, so I´ll try later

maybey i told it before,,

about the prehistoric mammal line,beter mojo split it up

in

Prehistoric land mammals
Prehistoric sea mammals

and ofcourse a dino line

just my 2 cents

STORMnl wrote:

maybey i told it before,,

but the prehistoric mammal line,betr mojo split it up

in

Prehistoric land mammals
Prehistoric sea mammals

and ofcourse a dino line

just my 2 cents

Martien, I understand what you mean, I also loved to see series like this, red foxes, grey foxes, desert foxes, arctic foxes and other foxes!
By the way, in which series should I post my choices, except elasmotherium?

@ roger

haha

in a bypass line,,prehistoric water line,,haha

Birds Whooping Crane
Golden Eagle
Stellar Sea Eagle

Africa Gerenuk
Topi
Caracal

South America Tapir
Vicuna
Guanaco

North America Elk
Pronghorn
Mule Deer

Primates- White Colobus
Japanese Snow Macaque
Vervet Monkey

Asia- Musk Deer
Takin
Water Buffalo

Europe- Mouflon
European Bison
Barbary Sheep

Sealife Pacific White-sided Dolphin
Pink River Dolphin
Humpback Whale

remrock02 wrote:

Birds Whooping Crane
Golden Eagle
Stellar Sea Eagle

Larry, do you mean this Mojo golden eagle? You can click the picture to see more! :)
Also only to tell that one of your wishes will be released in 2012!

Roger, are you showing off your golden eagle again!

Egbert wrote:

Roger, are you showing off your golden eagle again!

Isn't it nice to be proud of a figure? :)
If you also want one vote in it in birds category!

Africa: brown hyena, gerenuk, topi

Asia: clouded leopard, saiga, sumatran rhino

South America: mountain tapir, bush dog, spectacled bear

North America: Roosevelt elk, cougar, pronghorn

Europe: wisent, roe deer, spanish lynx

Reptiles: caiman lizard, gharial, perentie monitor

Primates: douc langur, black and white colobus, proboscis monkey

Birds: cassowary, saddlebill stork, rhinoceros hornbill