Wild Marathon 2023. Game 7. September.
The seventh letter of our wild alphabet for September is Latin I (Russian version is И). Interesting!
Quick rules
Once a month, we randomly raffle a letter of the alphabet, to which you must choose from any of our planet's current fauna - from a bug to a whale - according to your tastes. Within a month you have to make a work inspired by this character and post it with the tag #bibabowildmarathon, adding a couple of interesting facts about this animal in the description of the work. Work in any format or technique as long as it's to your liking and suits your creative ideas.
You can see the full rules of the game on the start page of the game (choose the right option from menu on video screen).
Who do we have in I?
The letter "I" offers few interesting characters. Some of them are: iguanas, impalas, indri lemurs, ibises, ibexes.
The letter "I" gives us lots of geographical options - dozens of different beasts Icelandic, Irish, Iranian, Iberian, Italian, Indian, Indochinese. Options from bee to elephant. Huge variety and sheer intrigue. How about Indian flying dragon or some ideas? Idea - it is a beautiful butterfly!
This time the English names include also immortal jellyfish, a creature that can rejuvenate to the polyp stage countless times. What an inspiration!
When should I finish my work?
You work until September 30 and post the finished work on your social media (Instagram, Facebook) with the hashtag #bibabowildmarathon. Deadline is September 30.
You may do several works.
If you can't make it in time, post it later. I will add all entries to the collection, but late entries will not participate in our monthly collage, our wall of honour.
I will put together a general collection which I will publish on the first of the month. On October 1 we'll raffle a eighth challenge, and so on all year round! Can you imagine what an encyclopaedia of animals this will be!
Wild Marathon: results of the seventh game
The seventh game of the #bibabowowildmarathon for September was not as numerous, but what challenging and interesting characters! Proud of everyone who persevered and kept playing.
At the time of the results, we have 18 wonderful entries (I know there are two more on the way, including mine).
This time we have the ibis in the lead with three different representatives, as well as pairs of emperor penguins and irbises, and all the others are single proud representatives of their species. This means we have real biodiversity.
I'm in pleasant shock at how amazing the characters you choose are. We have the Indian elephant, the Indian porcupine and even the Indian flour moth! Also an indri, an Irukandji jellyfish, a pufferfish, and an empress dragonfly! Of the birds, the emerald toucanet and Spanish stonechat have been added to ibises of various species and emperor penguins. The hedgehog is one of those you don't have to google:) Even the ladybird turned out to be changeable. Such a kaleidoscope of stories and such complex works - a delight!