Contorting bodies descend from the heavens (or is it someplace more sinister?), returned to the marshy waters from where they first emerged. When the soul is twisted, it proves it is flexible. Hailing all the way from Mongolia, these girls have been performing since the age of eight. Their graceful body language and lithe movements underline the balletic perfection of the female form. Their arrival via the sky and their performance surrounded by water adds a new dimension to this long-held circus tradition.

The Floating Crocodile mask (used for the contortionists) is sculpted from Fiberglass-laminated Styrofoam. The mask is operated by a tech riding below the water's surface. It is motor driven from the rear and carries up to 9 people.