Chester Zoo Game

Here goes......

Before my breath, the walls of antiquity fall

Smaug the Magnificent? :D

There's been quite a few demolitions in chester's history, but i'm going to randomly guess sumatran orangutan, as the parrot house was demolished to build RotRA
 
I think this might be a spiritual question.
"Joshua fit the Battle of Jericho . . . and the walls came tumblin' down." As Sister Mahalia, and many others, sang.
My scriptural knowledge is rather rusty, but I do recall that ram's horn trumpets were Joshua's secret weapons and I bet that there are thousands of ramshorn snails in the tanks, moats, ponds and the canal at Chester (a big one would be a crunchy snack for a Guiana dragon too).

Alan
 
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None of you are right as yet, but I do like the thinking behind Swampy and Gentle Lemur's guesses :)
 
Komodo dragon, because really bad breath and the 'dragon' link to various culture's mythology. (pretty sure a few dragons have knocked down walls)
 
When I proposed my new rule, I was implied that your reasons had to make sense and actually match the answers you post "guys" (and you know who you are when I say "guys");)

~Thylo:cool:
 
When I proposed my new rule, I was implied that your reasons had to make sense and actually match the answers you post "guys" (and you know who you are when I say "guys");)

~Thylo:cool:

I'm the starter of thread but I'll think about it, so the rule is not overall.
 
I'm the starter of thread but I'll think about it, so the rule is not overall.

Being the starter does not make you the dictator;)

As Chlidonias said people can make the rule for their own each individual rounds if necessary but I think you'll find almost everyone playing will do so:)

~Thylo:cool:
 
No one's got it yet. But I definitely want people's reasoning, and I want the reasoning to actually bear some relationship to both the hint and the species being suggested ;)
 
Now, this one is quite derived..
Andean condor, as an old type of wall is wattle & Daub, and the male condor has a wattle, hanging, or falling, from his face, below his beak, which he breathes from.
 
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Asian Elephant.

Not sure why but it popped into my head initially but I could not put a serious reason why. With the Rome clue my link to my answer is Hannibal. Albeit they may not have been Asian! In addition I suspected you may have thrown in a wacky riddle for a zoo favourite species. ?
 
Not Asian Elephant :) though I like your thinking; the famous elephants of Hannibal comprised the now-extinct African taxon Loxodonta africana pharaoensis - which may merit full species status - along with a single Asian individual called Surus belonging to the also-extinct taxon Elephas maximus asurus.

Remember that my first clue also still applies :)
 
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