Everything made of mud by sculpture animals is dry, but can you stick it with mud when you find that your leg is broken?

I remember this happened to me a long time ago.

What I do is take a wet cloth with a lot of water, wrap the broken two sections, and insert a toothpick or something when it becomes soft and docked. Before docking, it is best to mix some slightly thicker clay mud at the fracture, and then squeeze it slightly to squeeze out the air at the joint and wrap it with a wet cloth. Don't use a lot of water, just a little damp, and let it dry slowly. If it dries too fast, it will easily break again. Just try it. It was well done last time and has been well preserved so far.

As a reminder, it may be better to add a little bones and muscles to the fine shape next time.

Just a suggestion.