Chester Zoo Game

[lintworm]

Apparently it is a bit too complicated, but in their first replies both @ShonenJake13 and @gentle lemur were closing in on the answer, though @ShonenJake13 answer did not go in the right direction in how the question was meant, but there is a common denominator between lesser panda and the animal I am looking for

 

[Charlie Simmomds]

Gentle lemur?

 

[lintworm]

Gentle lemur?

But which one

 

[Charlie Simmomds]

But which one

Lake Altora at least I think that's how it's spelt and I don't mean Alan as funny as it would be.

 

[lintworm]

Lake Altora at least I think that's how it's spelt and I don't mean Alan as funny as it would be.

Lake Alaotra , but that is the correct answer . These bamboo lemurs do not feed on bamboo at all, but on reeds and some other aquatic plants.

 

[Charlie Simmomds]

Lake Alaotra , but that is the correct answer . These bamboo lemurs do not feed on bamboo at all, but on reeds and some other aquatic plants.

As soon as you said the stuff about like a red panda, I knew what is was.

 

[Charlie Simmomds]

Ok time for my one and I've been thinking of it for a while.

Breeds like rats.

Happy guessing.

 

[Komodo99]

Meerkats,we all know what they are like.

 

[Charlie Simmomds]

Meerkats,we all know what they are like.

I see your reasoning but no.

 

[Komodo99]

Naked Mole Rats perhaps?

 

[Charlie Simmomds]

Naked Mole Rats perhaps?

Again no but a good try and an answer i never considered.

 

[Komodo99]

Malagasy Giant Jumping Rats-it is a rat species after all.

 

[gentle lemur]

Java sparrows?

 

[Charlie Simmomds]

Java sparrows?

Correct! They were not real rats nor rodents the clue was the sheer number of births they have! There are so many of them so someone was bound to get it, your turn Alan.

 

[gentle lemur]

Which species could lend its name to a new exotic and highly intoxicating cocktail?

 

[Charlie Simmomds]

Which species could lend its name to a new exotic and highly intoxicating cocktail?

Himalayan monal, nice flavours of Asia and rich in colour. Would go nicely with the grouse who also has a brand of alcohol.

 

[Komodo99]

Gaboon Viper-Intoxicating venom and there is also a drink known as the Snake Bite.

Technically I could include all of the dwindling venomous snake species but I decided to pick just the one.

 

[MagpieGoose]

Bloody Mary Shrimp after the cocktail called a Bloody Mary

 

[Komodo99]

Rothschild's Giraffe after the Flaming Giraffe cocktail(I'm not making this up)

 

[gentle lemur]

Rothschild's Giraffe after the Flaming Giraffe cocktail(I'm not making this up)

You should be making it up. This will be a new cocktail, as I said before. A Himalayan monal might work, but the name doesn't give a hint of its potency or its ingredients.
Keep trying, folks.