The Shoebill (aka Whalehead) is a very large, long-legged bird that gets its name from its gigantic shoe-shaped beak/bill. It's similar in appearance to the stork and makes its home in the swamp lands of east Africa. Shoebills can grow as high as 5 feet tall, weigh as much as 16 lbs., and have a wingspan that stretches over 8 feet.
A cute and fun papercraft model that features a circus tiger jumping through a ring of fire, and two clowns in the background that would raise flags once you pull the lever.A circus is a special place where dreams become real–everyone can enjoy a circus, young or old. Step right up for a world of surprises! Clowns wearing big red noses, with a menagerie of animals–tigers, lions, giraffes, horses, elephants, and more–all covered in sparkling, colorful clothing, bring waves of laughter to crowds of circus-goers.Designed by carton craft specialist, Hideharu Naitoh.
"The Indian peafowl is the national bird of India, and can be found mainly in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and other areas of south Asia. The male, known as the peacock, has large, brightly-colored feathers, which he displays to attract females (peahens) during courtship in spring. Peacock feathers are a beautiful iridescent blue, making them popular for use in artwork. Peafowl are also considered very useful birds to keep as they eat poisonous insects and snakes."
