Musical Animals

These musical alligators are made from rain tree wood. The best way to "play" them is to hold them by the tail and stroke the ridges from back to front with the stick. The air has to pass through the mouth hole and under the belly for the best resonance to occur. The measurements are approximate. The 10" alligators are approximately 10" long by 2.5" wide and weigh 150 grams.

These musical alligators are made from rain tree wood. The best way to "play" them is to hold them by the tail and stroke the ridges from back to front with the stick. The air has to pass through the mouth hole and under the belly for the best resonance to occur. The measurements are approximate. The 6" alligators are approximately 6" long by 2" wide and weigh 50 grams.

These musical crickets are made from rain tree wood. Just run the stick over the ridges to create realistic cricket sounds. All measurements are approximate. For example, a 4"-5" cricket measured 4.25" long, 1.25" wide, and 1.5" tall. Length measurement is from tail to the base of the antenna.

These musical frogs are made from rain tree wood. Just run the stick over the ridges to create realistic frog sounds. All measurements are approximate. For example, a 1.5"-3" frog measured 3" long, 2" wide, and 1.5" tall. Each one is unique as they are hand-carved from different pieces of wood. There will be variation in color and shape.

These musical frogs are made from rain tree wood. Just run the stick over the ridges to create realistic frog sounds. All measurements are approximate. For example, a 4"-5" frog measured 5" long, 3" wide, and 2.5" tall. Each one is unique as they are hand-carved from different pieces of wood. There will be variation in color and shape.