The African Critters Swap

This is the critter I made. I made all the frogs out of black and red Fimo. For the basics on how to make the frog, I first experimented with Joanie's tutorial, Build A Frog w/Polymer Clay. Then I modified what I learned to match the picture I gleaned from the Internet!

 

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Red-Banded Rubber Frog Phrynomerus Bifasciatus Family Microhylidae Nocturnal, early breeder, calls from banks or on floating vegetation. Call is a beautiful melodious trill, lasting for several seconds. Eggs laid in large mass on water surface; tadpoles have a unique shape. Skin is toxic, during dry season takes refuge in tree hollows and burrows. Size to 3 inches.

African Grey Parrot Rachel Cuttill The Wild Bunny	African Elephant Michele Gault Living Clay Productions
The Mandrill Irene Coyer "From Western Africa. Walking through the trees one day A. mandrill. he. did. pass. And as he walked away I laughed, His.face.looked.like.his... Uhmm other end.	Warthog Pat Edmonds "I decided to go against the normal animals one thinks of when thinking of African animals and went with a group of different critters, some which are probably familiar, some not. Hope you like them! (the teacher in me made me do this! Lol)"
Hippopotamus Tara Brayshaw Polymer Jungle "I ejoyed hosting this swap, thanks for participating!!"	Whimsical Elephant Peggy Aspinwall "Another Creation From The Heart, Hands & Mind of Dragonborn"
A Day at the Museum, A Glance at Modern Art Helene Grove "In all honesty, it was not so successful caned elephant that led me onto thispath, but I kind of enjoyed the process of having to come up with something new, to cover for my mess. I truly hope you'll like it, despite it's way into this world. Hugs."	Last revised: May 16, 2006.

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Last revised: May 16, 2006.