Twenty questions
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Hello Thylo: According to the Wikipedia article, the answer is 'No' (Q5)
Is your animal an insect?
Is your animal an insect?
Hello Thylo. Yes
Is your animal a bird?
Is your animal a bird?
Yes(Q6)
Is it endemic to the United States of America (since the United States apparently can also refer to Mexico
)~Thylo
Where's nanoboy? He hasn't been on here for days.
~Thylo
~Thylo
Thylo- Is your bird a bird of prey?
So I guess I got sucked into this game as well. In that case, I have an animal!
So I guess I got sucked into this game as well. In that case, I have an animal!
Hello Thylo
Yes, My amphibian is endemic to the USA (Q7)
Is your bird a perching bird?
Yes, My amphibian is endemic to the USA (Q7)
Is your bird a perching bird?
I'm going to randomly guess dassie rat's animal. is it a mudpuppy?
Nope(Q8)
Is your amphibian a Hellbender?
@epickoala- Did we already start guessing your animal? If so, what did we guess so far?
~Thylo
I believe that you have so far found out that my animal is a asian snake, with mild venom.
And to answer nanoboy's question, no my snake is not a whipsnake.
And to answer nanoboy's question, no my snake is not a whipsnake.
Epickoala123: No the amphibian isn't a mudpuppy.
ThylacineAlive: Yes, it is a hellbender.
Does your bird live in Asia?
ThylacineAlive: Yes, it is a hellbender.
Does your bird live in Asia?
Yeah!
No(Q8). Honestly, I have no clue what continent the place my bird lives on is part of but it's not Asia.
~Thylo
Well done Thylo
Does your bird live in Madagascar?
Does your bird live in Madagascar?
Thylo: Does your bird live in the Caribbean?
No(Q10)
The Caribbean is part of North America. So you don't waste any more guesses, go to Wikipedia and type in all the continents and you will notice one part of the world not included in the maps of any of the continents.
~Thylo
Thylacine- Indeed it is a mammal. (Q1)
Does your bird live in the Galapagos Islands?
Does your bird live in the Galapagos Islands?
No(Q11)
The Galapagos Islands are part of South America I believe but you're on the right track there.
Is your mammal endemic to one country?
~Thylo