I like the first guess! But no. And no to the second also. Sorry.Face of Bo...eseman's rainbowfish?
Or maybe cheetah?
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and it is indeed the mandrill. Well done sir.
In late 70s/early 80s Dr. Who there were several aliens named after real animals. Apart for the Mandrels, you also had the Krynoids and The Mara. I suppose the Vervoids could be included as well, at a stretch.
Note to self- watch more old Doctor Who
Agreed! Trip to CEX in call (or other DVD shop of your choice).
The Mara went through my mind, but of course Chester hasn't had Dolichotis in years.
New riddle:
A de-titled singer with half a goose.
Is it a bird species?
Asian lion or Asian elephant.
(I may regret dropping into this thread. This'd better be right, or I'm going to look a proper numpty!)
Anyway, I believe there is an alleged singer by the name of Lady Gaga: although I expect her Ladyship's nearest and dearest often drop the title and call her plain old Gaga.
Half a goose? I started with Canada, but ended up in Hawaii with the nene, half of which would be a ne?
Gaga + ne = (sounds like) garganey.
(I may regret dropping into this thread. This'd better be right, or I'm going to look a proper numpty!)
Anyway, I believe there is an alleged singer by the name of Lady Gaga: although I expect her Ladyship's nearest and dearest often drop the title and call her plain old Gaga.
Half a goose? I started with Canada, but ended up in Hawaii with the nene, half of which would be a ne?
Gaga + ne = (sounds like) garganey.
An absolutely perfect correct answer in every regard!
Over to you!
An absolutely perfect correct answer in every regard!
Over to you!
Thanks! Blast! I forgot that I had to do the next one!
Ok, this'll either be very easy or completely indecipherable...
The lengthy creature imitates Batman, or so we hear!
Livingstone's fruit bat.