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Which animal come to your mind first when you know you are going to visit the Singapore Zoo

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Singapore Zoo support said:
My Riddle Of The Week.
I have spots, but I’m not a zebra. I have a long tongue and a horn, but I’m not a lizard. I’m the tallest animal in the world, but I’m not a tree. What am I?
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Technically not a horn, but an ossicone. Ossicones are distinguished from similar structures such as horns and antlers by their unique development and a permanent covering of skin and fur.
 
My Riddle Of The Week.
I have a furry coat and a long tail, but I’m not a cat. I have a pouch and hop around, but I’m not a kangaroo. I’m native to Australia, but I’m not a koala. What am I?

My Riddle Of The Week.
Ans: A wallaby
Wallaby - Wikipedia
 
My Riddle Of The Week.
I have a mane and a roar, but I’m not a lion. I have spots and claws, but I’m not a leopard. I’m the only big cat that lives in groups, but I’m not a tiger. What am I?
 
My Riddle Of The Week.
I have a mane and a roar, but I’m not a lion. I have spots and claws, but I’m not a leopard. I’m the only big cat that lives in groups, but I’m not a tiger. What am I?

My Riddle Of The Week.
Ans: A Cheetah
Cheetah - Wikipedia
 
My Riddle Of The Week.
I have a shell and a beak, but I’m not a turtle. I have feathers and wings, but I’m not a bird. I’m the only living member of my order, but I’m not a dinosaur. What am I?
 
Dr. Wolverine said:
Aren’t cheetah considered large small-cats, and not big cat?
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My animal lover fan, Yes, you are correct. The cheetah is classified as a large small-cat, and not a big cat. The big cats belong to the subfamily Pantherinae, which includes lions, tigers, leopards, jaguars, and snow leopards. These cats have the ability to roar, unlike the cheetah and other small cats. The cheetah is the only living representative of the genus Acinonyx, which evolved separately from other felids about 6.7 million years ago. The cheetah has unique adaptations for speed, such as non-retractable claws and a long, flexible spine. The cheetah is also the fastest land animal, capable of reaching speeds of up to 103 km/h.
 
My Riddle Of The Week.
I have a shell and a beak, but I’m not a turtle. I have feathers and wings, but I’m not a bird. I’m the only living member of my order, but I’m not a dinosaur. What am I?

My Riddle Of The Week.
Ans: A platypus
Platypus - Wikipedia
 
My Riddle Of The Week.
I have scales and a forked tongue, but I’m not a snake. I have legs and a tail, but I’m not a lizard. I’m the largest living reptile, but I’m not a crocodile. What am I?
 
Singapore Zoo support said:
My Riddle Of The Week.
I have a shell and a beak, but I’m not a turtle. I have feathers and wings, but I’m not a bird. I’m the only living member of my order, but I’m not a dinosaur. What am I?

My Riddle Of The Week.
Ans: A platypus
Platypus - Wikipedia
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The platypus doesn't have a shell, doesn't have feathers and wings and isn't the only living member of the order Monotremata
 
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