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Zoochat Wildlife Quiz
- Thread starter German Zoo World
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Fangs for the memory.
Which plesiosaur was not ahead of its time, possibly due to its founder's inebriation?
Which plesiosaur was not ahead of its time, possibly due to its founder's inebriation?
Are we dealing with Elasmosaurus, which was first reconstructed with the head at the wrong end?
And “inebriated “ since the scientist who committed the error was Cope, middle name DRINKER!
That was quick, Tetzoo Quizzer.
The mistake was made by Edward Drinker Cope and was pointed out by his rival, Othniel Charles Marsh. I doubt if many children have first names such as Drinker and Othniel.
It's your turn to choose the next subject
The mistake was made by Edward Drinker Cope and was pointed out by his rival, Othniel Charles Marsh. I doubt if many children have first names such as Drinker and Othniel.
It's your turn to choose the next subject
Let’s go wild and woolly with cryptozoology! Where specifically was mummified ground sloth skin found which led to the suggestion that this creature might have been domesticated, and indeed might still be extant?
Thanks, Tetzoo Quizzer
I am interested in cryptozoology and I have several books on the subject.
The skin was found in the Cueva del Milodon in southern Chile.
You may find this site interesting: Ground sloth
I am interested in cryptozoology and I have several books on the subject.
The skin was found in the Cueva del Milodon in southern Chile.
You may find this site interesting: Ground sloth
Cueva del Milodon is a fascinating site; it is one I have visited myself!
You're lucky, Tetzoo Quizzer
I'd like to go to South America some time.
Why should you carry your own golf clubs in Sungayka?
I'd like to go to South America some time.
Why should you carry your own golf clubs in Sungayka?
Because the local Caddy is a Cadborosaurus; the local sea serpent!
As for South America, I have visited and birder Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Argentina. Great trips!
That sounds good
I've been to Madagascar and I'd like to return
I've been to Madagascar and I'd like to return
Ditto. What about the Caddy answer?
You've worked out the golf club link (links). What is the link to cryptozoology?
Read my earlier answer.
Sorry, Tetzoo Quizzer. I scrolled down too far. That may explain why I'm not good at golf.
It's your turn.
It's your turn.
A mystery carnivore was photographed in Borneo in 2005; what is it now believed to have been?
A flying squirrel, possibly Aeromys thomasi.
Another idea was a Sunda stink badger, but this doesn't have a long tail. Some body suggested a tree kangaroo. I thought it looked like a fossa.
Another idea was a Sunda stink badger, but this doesn't have a long tail. Some body suggested a tree kangaroo. I thought it looked like a fossa.
Correct; sorry for the delay, phone decided not to play!
Which cryptid bolted the Republican Party as he didn't support their presidential candidate?