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Guess the Animal!

Guess the Animal!
Posted 2022-12-04 06:48:11 (edited)
#899328
Here's a new game I just made up! One player will start by giving three clues about an animal. Ex. This animal lives in North america, is a carnivore, and looks like a dog. The person under them will guess. Ex. The animal is a wolf
Then, the first person can edit their post to tell if the person under Them was correct.
Then, the second person will give three clues themselves. Make sure the clues are easy to understand!

Starter clues:
This animal lives in parts of North America and Europe.
It has antlers.
It is associated with Christmas.



Answer: yes, it's a reindeer!
Also yes, put the clues in your reply 		Serpentkitty7
#96364
Posted 2022-12-04 08:09:09 (edited)
#899439
the animal is a...Reindeer?

This animal lives in an island named after it
It has a venomous bite
It is from Indonesia

Answer: Yes! It's a Komodo Dragon!
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#68080
Posted 2022-12-05 11:16:55 (edited)
#901555
Had to cheat and use google. Komodo dragon, right?
Feeling kinda silly now. It is now deep in my brain and I will never forget that komodo dragons live in part on an island called Komodo and that they are venomous and from Indonesia.

ack I'm having such a hard time choosing XD so many animals running around in my brain. Desperately resisting the urge to choose a stupidly obscure animal
I sorta succeeded and sorta failed. I hope I didn't make it too hard


- This animal is one of the main predators of moose
- It is black and white
-  It is found in all oceans


Answer:
Yup! An orca!
Interesting fact: moose have so few natural predators (bears, wolves and humans) Moose often dive down to the bottom of rivers and lakes to eat plants, meaning that, occasionally, an unlucky moose will encounter an orca. The fun part is that the "occasionally" is often enough to make the list.
JDoggyGirl (NC)
#106775
Posted 2022-12-05 16:19:31
#902010
Is it an orca/ killer whale?
That's what pops up in my mind for black and white aquatic animal. I've never heard of them killing moose before though. 		!Error!notabletoloadname
#109161
Posted 2022-12-06 07:01:03 (edited)
#902816
I hope I did better clues this time, lol.
- This animal's scales are often ground up for medicinal purposes, despite being made of the same material as our fingernails.
- This animal can be compared visually to anteaters.
- This animal lives in China

Answer:
Yup! A pangolin :)
JDoggyGirl (NC)
#106775
Posted 2022-12-06 07:15:32
#902831
Is it a pangolin?

This animal has the largest genome of any animal
This animal is found mostly in water but can encase itself in mucus and dwell on land
This animal has maintained characteristics of animals from 400 million years ago, deeming them "living fossils"
ElectroSwing
#43082
Posted 2022-12-06 08:36:58
#902912
My first thought was a fish of some kind, like caelacanth, but they most definitely do NOT come out of the water. Axolotls?
JDoggyGirl (NC)
#106775
Posted 2022-12-06 08:39:41
#902922
Really good guess! Axolotls and salamanders also have huge genomes.


Here's the answer It was a lungfish
ElectroSwing
#43082
Posted 2022-12-06 14:45:04 (edited)
#903546
Okay, here's the next set of clues!

This animal is found in South and Central America. They live up to 16 years. A part of their diet is ants, which gives them part of their name!

Yep! It's an anteater! 		Serpentkitty7
#96364
Posted 2022-12-07 05:42:47 (edited)
#904373
Oh is it anteaters?
this animal was thought to be extinct for awhile despite people reporting seeing them, they're part of the shrew family but are named after one of the biggest animals in the world due to their looks and are native to southern Africa
Yes it's an elephant shrew! 		Kyra
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