Ask and find

[Mr Gharial]

Is it a type of ungulate?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it a type of ungulate?

Yes

 

[Mr Gharial]

Does it have horns or antlers?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Does it have horns or antlers?

No

 

[Mr Gharial]

Does it have a very particular / recogniseable nose?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Does it have a very particular / recogniseable nose?

I couldn't say that

 

[Mr Gharial]

Well, then I believe I've narrowed it down to two families.

Is it a type of Camel?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Well, then I believe I've narrowed it down to two families.

Is it a type of Camel?

No

 

[Mr Gharial]

Well, in that case. Is it a type of wild donkey?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Well, in that case. Is it a type of wild donkey?

No

 

[Mr Gharial]

Hmmm....

A chevrotian?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Hmmm....

A chevrotian?

No but you are on the right track.

 

[Mr Gharial]

Let's see....

A musk deer?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Let's see....

A musk deer?

Yes

 

[Mr Gharial]

Yes

Well then, to cut our options in half: Does it occur in the Himalayas?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Well then, to cut our options in half: Does it occur in the Himalayas?

No

 

[Mr Gharial]

Is it an endangered species?

 

[Greaterbilby]

Is it an endangered species?

Not endangered (with IUCN criteria) but it is threatened

 

[Mr Gharial]

In that case, it is the Siberian musk deer

 

[Greaterbilby]

In that case, it is the Siberian musk deer

correct

When anyone ready, she/he can ask questions for the species I have thought