
There’s a simple formula behind these eco-friendly toys designed by Noa Himelfarb: Kids like dirt + kids like animals + kids like building = Muzoo. So instead of creating a creature from a potato, they use a lump of mud.
The Muzoo kit consists of a simple frame that makes it easier for artistically challenged kids to sculpt a lump of mud into a lion, giraffe, or elephant. As well as plastic accessories that serve as ears, tails, and manes so they don’t have to make quite as big a leap with their imaginations to bring them to life.
In fact the Muzoo probably isn’t limited to just use with mud. Plasticine would work just as well. But once kids get tired of the animal they’ve made, it’s far easier and more environmentally friendly for them to just crumble their creation to the ground, and start again. [Noa Himelfarb via Inhabitat]



















gorf
Wednesday, January 4, 2012 at 9:55 AMAm I the only person that see’s the snail on the right as something other than a snail?
Nicholas
Wednesday, January 4, 2012 at 10:24 AMI see the snail on the right as a giraffe? Or was that a witty backwards statement that went over my head…
StevoTheDevo
Wednesday, January 4, 2012 at 10:33 AMVery innocent mind you have Nicholas…
I understand what you see gorf
Daniel
Wednesday, January 4, 2012 at 2:12 PMthats ment to be a snail?