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Posted 2022-12-16 08:46:34
#915143
Very close! Ring tailed lemurs walk on all fours like baboons.
I should clarify that the shuffle dance is done on two legs.
JDoggyGirl (NC)
#106775
Posted 2022-12-16 08:54:18
#915148
Sifaka Lemur?
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#7842
Posted 2022-12-16 09:23:08
#915176
Yup! Sifaka lemurs do a fun shimmy. It's really funny to watch, lol.
JDoggyGirl (NC)
#106775
Posted 2022-12-16 15:29:38
#915568
This animal lives in northern europe, the United states, and Canada.
It feasts mostly on plants.
They live in groups of up to fifteen, and they are in the rodent family. 		Serpentkitty7
#96364
Posted 2022-12-16 15:33:32
#915576
is it a lemming?
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#46065
Posted 2022-12-17 12:08:37
#916435
Yep! It's a lemming! 		Serpentkitty7
#96364
Posted 2022-12-17 14:15:04
#916554
Oooh, I want to try! This animal holds a special place in my heart lol

This animal…
-Is one of 15 birds endemic to the (continental) United States
-Lives in families that consist of a breeding pair and one or more helpers
-Will cache acorns in the fall to eat in the winter and spring!
SpoopyViola
#75310
Posted 2022-12-17 18:54:10
#916795
Acorns means an omnivore, so that narrows things down a lot.
Collecting things and stacheing them, and complex family groups makes me think of a magpie?
JDoggyGirl (NC)
#106775
Posted 2022-12-18 13:32:01
#917335
hmm... jays happen to cache their food too, and the young tend to stick with their parents after fledging...
Is it a blue jay?
[[VelociraptorTrick]]
#42098
Posted 2022-12-19 14:36:39
#918383
Ringtail_Pterosaur was the closest! My animal was the Scrub Jay, specifically the Florida Scrub Jay.
SpoopyViola
#75310
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