Q1 - MayanActuary - Is it a physical object? - Yes* (some might argue)
Q2 - Soyleche - Are you likely to be within 50ft of one today? - No
Q3 - John.S.Mill - did the object category exist 200 years ago? Yes
Q4 - Soyleche - Is it unique? - No
Q5 - 1695814 - Is it something that can be purchased? - No (a person would not likely be able to purchase - though it might be for sale in some instances)
Q6 - Lucy - Is it man made? - No
Q7 - SredniVashtar - Is it a thing that lives and dies? - Yes
Q8 - SredniVashtar - Is there one in the Washington DC zoo? - No (at least not per their website)
Q9 - John.S. Mill - Does it lay eggs - No
Q10 - Lucy - Is it’s natural range in North America? - No
Q11 - MayanActuary - Does it have an average lifespan of more than 15 years? - No
Q12 - John.S.Mill - is it carnivorous? - No
Q13 - Lucy - Does it live in the water? No
Is it visible to the naked eye?
Q1 - MayanActuary - Is it a physical object? - Yes* (some might argue)
Q2 - Soyleche - Are you likely to be within 50ft of one today? - No
Q3 - John.S.Mill - did the object category exist 200 years ago? Yes
Q4 - Soyleche - Is it unique? - No
Q5 - 1695814 - Is it something that can be purchased? - No (a person would not likely be able to purchase - though it might be for sale in some instances)
Q6 - Lucy - Is it man made? - No
Q7 - SredniVashtar - Is it a thing that lives and dies? - Yes
Q8 - SredniVashtar - Is there one in the Washington DC zoo? - No (at least not per their website)
Q9 - John.S. Mill - Does it lay eggs - No
Q10 - Lucy - Is it’s natural range in North America? - No
Q11 - MayanActuary - Does it have an average lifespan of more than 15 years? - No
Q12 - John.S.Mill - is it carnivorous? - No
Q13 - Lucy - Does it live in the water? No
Q14 - Vorian_Atreides - Is it visible to the naked eye? Yes
Oh. Well I meant the 2nd grade science class definition of animal. Not plants, fungi, protists, or bacteria.
is it domesticated
The second grade science definition has changed several times over my lifetime, as the lumpers and the splitters fight it out.
Q15 - John.S.Mill - Is it domesticated - No
Hint - Females are smaller than Males in these species. But Females tend to live longer than males, sometimes beyond 15 years.
And probably not helpful but my daughter considers this her spirit animal.
I’m thinking it might be a praying mantis . . .
Actually, that wouldn’t work. Females are larger.
And pretty sure they lay eggs, which was a definite no.
And remember it can’t readily be purchased, though there is probably some strange black market where it might.
Panda. Book it.
Giant Panda Cam at the zoo, welp.
Is it bigger than a 12 oz can of Resurrection beer?
gotta be a koala
[strike]National Zoo has two koalas.[/strike]
Edited to add:
The National Zoo in Washington, DC has zero koalas.
The National Zoo in Canberra, Australia has two, but that’s not relevant to this game.
Q1 - MayanActuary - Is it a physical object? - Yes* (some might argue)
Q2 - Soyleche - Are you likely to be within 50ft of one today? - No
Q3 - John.S.Mill - did the object category exist 200 years ago? Yes
Q4 - Soyleche - Is it unique? - No
Q5 - 1695814 - Is it something that can be purchased? - No (a person would not likely be able to purchase - though it might be for sale in some instances)
Q6 - Lucy - Is it man made? - No
Q7 - SredniVashtar - Is it a thing that lives and dies? - Yes
Q8 - SredniVashtar - Is there one in the Washington DC zoo? - No (at least not per their website “Meet the Animals page”)
Q9 - John.S. Mill - Does it lay eggs - No
Q10 - Lucy - Is it’s natural range in North America? - No
Q11 - MayanActuary - Does it have an average lifespan of more than 15 years? - No
Q12 - John.S.Mill - is it carnivorous? - No
Q13 - Lucy - Does it live in the water? No
Q14 - Vorian_Atreides - Is it visible to the naked eye? Yes
Q15 - John.S.Mill - Is it domesticated - No
Q16 - SredniVashtar - Is it bigger than a 12 oz can of Resurrection beer? - Yes
Have I likely seen it at a zoo?
(I’ve been to a lot of zoos.)
Q1 - MayanActuary - Is it a physical object? - Yes* (some might argue)
Q2 - Soyleche - Are you likely to be within 50ft of one today? - No
Q3 - John.S.Mill - did the object category exist 200 years ago? Yes
Q4 - Soyleche - Is it unique? - No
Q5 - 1695814 - Is it something that can be purchased? - No (a person would not likely be able to purchase - though it might be for sale in some instances)
Q6 - Lucy - Is it man made? - No
Q7 - SredniVashtar - Is it a thing that lives and dies? - Yes
Q8 - SredniVashtar - Is there one in the Washington DC zoo? - No (at least not per their website “Meet the Animals page”)
Q9 - John.S. Mill - Does it lay eggs - No
Q10 - Lucy - Is it’s natural range in North America? - No
Q11 - MayanActuary - Does it have an average lifespan of more than 15 years? - No
Q12 - John.S.Mill - is it carnivorous? - No
Q13 - Lucy - Does it live in the water? No
Q14 - Vorian_Atreides - Is it visible to the naked eye? Yes
Q15 - John.S.Mill - Is it domesticated - No
Q16 - SredniVashtar - Is it bigger than a 12 oz can of Resurrection beer? - Yes
Q17 - Lucy - Have I likely seen it at a zoo? - Yes