To make the wild lifes alive-Takin models and more wild life animals models making

Talkin' about takins: 

With horns like a wildebeest, a nose like a moose, a tail like a bear, and a body like a bison, the takin (rhymes with rockin') looks like a character from Dr. Seuss! This large, muscular, hoofed mammal is sometimes referred to as a goat antelope, because it has things in common with both goats and antelope. But the takin is most closely related to sheep and to the goat-like aoudad, or Barbary sheep, of North Africa.

Good News about Takin

Potawatomi Zoo announces birth of baby Sichuan takin

The zoo announced the birth on its Facebook page. This comes after the zoo recently welcomed another baby takin, a boy, at the end of March.

The latest baby is a girl. She was born to new mom Emei and dad Caboose. Although she is a little smaller than the baby boy, zoo officials say she is healthy.

Sichuan takin are a subspecies of takin native to mountainous regions of Tibet and China. They are considered vulnerable to extinction. They are also uncommon to see in accredited zoos.

 Zigong Blue Lizard company locates in Sichuan Province, has made simulated takins to help on protecting animals.

Animals & Plants simulation models

To help keeping these species from disapprearing, More Animals & Plants simulation models need to be made for exhibitions,museums and zoos, Zigong Blue Lizard company has made many animatronic simulated animal modes for customers all over the world. With much experience to make the wild lifes alive!