The Great Superlambanana

A Love Song

Number 1? It's got my vote!

On the move

Here she is just before her short trip across town to her new home, just look at her little face all excited!

Uniform capture the Great Superlambanana

Liverpool design consultancy Uniform has just unveiled its latest catch, a rather rebellious new member of their team.

Helping the city to celebrate an iconic piece of public art, Uniform has captured its very own Superlambanana, which currently resides in its cage at Art House Square in the heart of Liverpool’s creative quarter, for all to see, feed, question and ponder.

Uniform wanted to bring the iconic superlambanana to life, and this piece certainly does that. If you’re brave enough pop down and say hello.

See the caged animal in the flesh at Art House Square, and in its wild habitat on this blog, or by visiting any of these sites Uniform Facebook Go Superlambanana

Email all your pics and videos to superlambanana@uniform.net or upload them onto Facebook

Come see the amazing, the fantastic...

The Great Superlambanana!!!!

The crowds begin to gather

Onlookers keep out of the rain in nearby FACT Café.

Better safe than sorry

Our friend Alec at Leeming Murphy Fabrications made sure she doesn't go walkabout, she's been known to wonder off in the past, so best be safe than sorry.

Patiently she waits

There's a good girl, nicely does it.

Show me the yellow stuff!

The guys at Balfour Beatty kept her smiling by feeding her bucket loads of her favourite snack.. hhhmm I wonder what that could be?

hhhmmm What's this?

Toby at Leeming Murphy Fabrications didn't know quite what to make of it all, The Great Superlambanana on the other hand had other ideas, licking her lips, tummy rumbling.

A new home for The Great Superlambanana

Our yellow friend awaits the installation of her new home! Located in Art House Square in the heart of Liverpool's creative quarter. Send pictures of you with the Great Superlambanana to superlambanana@uniform.net

The Great Superlambanana

Name: The Great Superlambanana
Scientific Name: Maximus Eximius Agnabanana

Range: Cultural capitals of Europe
Habitat: Densely populated urban areas,
docks and lakes.
Diet: Exotic fruits, especially bananas
Size: Body length 180-220cm; Height over 200cm
(including prehensile tail); Weight: 350-470kg
Life Span: 80-100 years (up to 30 years in captivity)

Anatomy/Physiology:
Usually yellow in colour, the Superlambanana varies in changing
climates from pink to blue. Spotted, illuminous, and cow patterned
species are rare.

Social/Family units:
Generally a pack animal living in groups of two to six, the species
exhibits the social and cultural habits of the common Welsh lamb,
which along with survival skills, are often learned from older members
of the group. The male elder is characterised by its strong banana
scented odour.

Habitats:
Its general habitat is the urban environment. From time to time
females may be found swimming in docks and lakes.

Behavioural adaptations:
Although friendly, the Superlambanana is unpredictable in its
roaming behaviour, can jump as high as 10 feet, run up to speeds
of 20mph and prefers to swim in still water.