Hello, all!
So, last week I made this creature.
Before I was asked to make this (it's a gift for the friend of one of my kids), I had never heard of it. And when I'd finished it, I wondered if the recipient would even be able to identify it. So thought I'd ask you guys if you could tell what it was. Anyone want to take a shot? I'll reveal the answer before the end of the week.
A quokka?
ReplyDeleteIs it a quokka?
ReplyDeleteA chinchila? Family: Chinchilidae - order: rodentia
ReplyDeletehttps://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinchila
That looks like something out of my more surreal dreams. It’s cute though! Can’t wait to find out what it is…
ReplyDeleteHi LiEr.
ReplyDeleteI am guessing the little creature is a koala bear, it was tricky to guess as his face was not visible. I shall wait and see.
All the best
Ann
Cornwall ,England
Looks like a nutria. Kinda, maybe
ReplyDeleteI am going to say a Nutria.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a muskrat to me. Captain and Tennille had a song "muskrat love" that I listened to endlessly as a child.
ReplyDeleteIs it a sloth, or maybe a koala? Very cute anyway!
ReplyDeleteWombat?
ReplyDeleteIs it a quokka? Native to Western Australia
ReplyDeleteMuskrat or Nutria?
ReplyDeleteR.O.U.S.? Rodent of Unusual Size?
ReplyDeleteHmm no idea, but if you didn't know the annimal I probably don't either!
ReplyDeleteHmm...real or fictional? I'm guessing a nutria. They're invasive so I guess not hearing of them would be a good thing!
ReplyDeleteMy first thought was Quoll or Quokka
ReplyDeleteI think one was under my bed last night. But maybe I'm wrong. It might have been the cat...
ReplyDeleteMy first thought was groundhog.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly looks Australian - I think the quokka would be most likely. And a great choice for a stuffed toy, they are super cute.
ReplyDeleteI thought wombat but that brought up a quokka in a google search…new to me. But definitely looks like a quokka. I also just recently learned there are pink dolphins in the Amazon.
ReplyDeleteGoing to guess chinchilla, too
ReplyDeleteI'm going to guess chinchilla, too
ReplyDeleteI am voting quokka, but I first thought it might be a potoroo from the tail. Australian animals are adorable :-) Hello from sunny Adelaide!
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