Species identification topic

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Fri 26 Jun 2015, 13:02

Thanks, Roger and Bryan Very Happy

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Can someone help me identify some sharks?

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I know the one with the stripes is a tiger shark. The two strange coloured sharks on the right are probably neon/glow in the dark. One of the blue-ish/grey sharks is probably a great white shark, but what are the other two?

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Fri 26 Jun 2015, 22:20

Uhhh

There is a blue shark and a green shark and.... scratch

Sorry

I think that they are just "Sharks" Wink

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Fri 26 Jun 2015, 23:17

SUSANNE wrote:: Uhhh

There is a blue shark and a green shark and....
Sorry
I think that they are just "Sharks"

Agreed, it's just a single model with several colours--probably based on a typical 'lamnid' body shape, but that's about it.

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sun 28 Jun 2015, 12:14

sbell wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:: Uhhh

There is a blue shark and a green shark and....
Sorry
I think that they are just "Sharks"

Agreed, it's just a single model with several colours--probably based on a typical 'lamnid' body shape, but that's about it.

Okay, thanks anyway, Susanne and sbell Wink

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sun 28 Jun 2015, 15:58

Here I have a sloth from the Wild Republic 53529 Rainforest Polybag. It's marked Bradypodidae, so I know it's a three-toed sloth. But I'm not sure about which species scratch

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If you look to the colour of it's face/throat, I would say maned sloth, but I'm not sure. Can someone help me?

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sun 28 Jun 2015, 16:15

I don't think that the figure intends to represent a species, though, i think it goes nicely for a brown-throated sloth. :)

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sun 28 Jun 2015, 16:17

Roger wrote:: I don't think that the figure intends to represent a species, though, i think it goes nicely for a brown-throated sloth. :)

Okay, thanks Roger Smile

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Wed 19 Aug 2015, 13:23

Who can help with this bird? I have no idea

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Wed 19 Aug 2015, 17:03

Hoatzin?

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Wed 19 Aug 2015, 17:08

It looks like a pheasant-type tail, but nothing else looks pheasant-like

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Thu 20 Aug 2015, 08:50

Many thanks,

i dont think it is a hoatzin scratch

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sun 23 Aug 2015, 17:25

I think it should be pheasant...

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sun 23 Aug 2015, 19:23

More pics maybe? Wink

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sun 23 Aug 2015, 19:48

Kikimalou wrote:: Hoatzin?

No, hoatzin has different tail: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Mon 24 Aug 2015, 09:03

Many thanks, more pics soon :)

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Fri 28 Aug 2015, 19:16

Kikimalou wrote:: More pics maybe?

Here :)

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Fri 28 Aug 2015, 20:39

Pheasant XD

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Fri 28 Aug 2015, 20:43

Thanks , it could be possible :)

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Fri 28 Aug 2015, 22:21

Looks like a pheasant indeed, but I can't help you any further, Andreas!

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Can someone tell me what species the owl is from the Learning Resources Jumbo Forest Animals set?

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Fri 28 Aug 2015, 22:39

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], considering it is a North American woodland, it is much probably a Virginia owl. study

So we have a moose, an American black bear, red fox, American beaver and great horned owl that is the same. What do you think?

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Fri 28 Aug 2015, 22:59

Roger wrote:: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], considering it is a North American woodland, it is much probably a Virginia owl.
So we have a moose, an American black bear, red fox, American beaver and great horned owl that is the same. What do you think?

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sat 29 Aug 2015, 12:43

Can someone help me out with the species of this seal from the Learning Resources Jumbo Ocean Animals set?

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sat 29 Aug 2015, 13:02

It could be a monkseal :)- but the colour is more for a sea lion :)

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sat 29 Aug 2015, 13:33

It is probably not based in any specific seal as it happens with several brands. I don't have any objection of considering it a monk seal but I won't have either with other species. I think you can list it just as a seal, unless anyone find for sure its species. :)

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sat 29 Aug 2015, 13:35

widukind wrote:: It could be a monkseal :)- but the colour is more for a sea lion :)

Roger wrote:: It is probably not based in any specific seal as it happens with several brands. I don't have any objection of considering it a monk seal but I won't have either with other species. I think you can list it just as a seal, unless anyone find for sure its species. :)

Thanks, Andreas and Roger!

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