Greaterbilby
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Alps, a few days before December:
"Winter is close. Soon, my feathers will be almost totally white"
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Alps, a few days before December:
"Winter is close. Soon, my feathers will be almost totally white"
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Greaterbilby
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correct
"Partner, you are back. Did you escaped?"
"No. The king died and hasn't left any children, so the kingdom fell. Consequently, they left me and all others to return. I almost forgot the landscape of the plains"
"Tell me. Did they torture you?"
"Even worse. They took us to hunt prey as a show. What they thing we are?"
Greaterbilby
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Should I put something easier?
Yes, greater bilby. I don't understand the question.
Greaterbilby
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Good. Just to inform this is not a question. It's a dialogue between a "couple". Based on what I have written, you guess the species. But if it's not clear I can put something else.
But in any case you can write your thoughts to help you
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Greaterbilby
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Actually, I will put it here. I leave the previous dialogues whenever someone find the former species.
The new example:
"Mom look, it's a tapir"
"This is not a tapir, darling"
"It is. Look its nose"
"No. You look at toes and his head"
The new example:
"Mom look, it's a tapir"
"This is not a tapir, darling"
"It is. Look its nose"
"No. You look at toes and his head"
Greaterbilby
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Something easier?
Is it an anteater?
Greaterbilby
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no, something more relevant to tapir. The clue is in the words "his" and "head"
Think animals outside tapirs distribution
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Greaterbilby
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Possibly this?
"Do I resemble Hugh Jackman? Seriously? Do I have his monstrous claws? My claws and normal and finely sharped"
"Do I resemble Hugh Jackman? Seriously? Do I have his monstrous claws? My claws and normal and finely sharped"
MOG2012
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Wolverine?
Javan rhinoceros
Greaterbilby
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Yes
Greaterbilby
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No. I think I didn't described that last sentence correctly. I will try again
"No. You look his head and count the toes"
Greaterbilby
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I will also leave this for the future:
"Who is Pinocchio, kid?"
"A wooden doll whose nose enlarged when lying. He was my first thought when I saw your nose"
"Very cute, kid. But tell me, could Pinocchio jump from tree to tree like us?"
"He didn't use jump"
"Of course. I presume he didn't had a long tail as we. Now, look at me"
"Who is Pinocchio, kid?"
"A wooden doll whose nose enlarged when lying. He was my first thought when I saw your nose"
"Very cute, kid. But tell me, could Pinocchio jump from tree to tree like us?"
"He didn't use jump"
"Of course. I presume he didn't had a long tail as we. Now, look at me"
MOG2012
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Proboscis monkey?
Male elephant seal?
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Greaterbilby
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I think i will reveal it.
It's saiga
I put tapir as a difference between Perissodactyla-Artiodactyla, a similarity between noses and
with "his head" , I meant that it was a male, so it has horns