On the basis that there is an animal called the American mink...
Is it a mink?
Is it a mink?
Yeah fair doos @KateKidna that was funny, dammit @PatzerGareBear13 either didnt read the whole of my post or is refusing to qualifty his answers, fuck it marine mammels are too big:
Is it an amphibian? (only thing small enough at this point like a frog)
P.S. nooooooooo @MajorGiggles that's one tiny species in the Mustildae family that he just ruled out.
Is it an amphibian? (only thing small enough at this point like a frog)
P.S. nooooooooo @MajorGiggles that's one tiny species in the Mustildae family that he just ruled out.
Someone interject quick if you can think of something better, I'm going against my own logic here, by choosing the family of common small species, but arguably many live under water which has been ruled out.
Squirral like family might be a better fit..
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procyonidae
or might be worth trying to narrow down the geographic location again...
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What we know so far....
20. Smaller than an average dog
19. Not an insect
18. Not a reptile
17. Smaller than a loaf of bread
16. Not a common pet
15. Not a rodent
14. Not a bird
13. Carniverous
12. Can't fly
11. Native to America
10. It’s a vertebrate
9. Doesn’t live primarily under water
8. Doesn’t have spots
So we’re looking at a carnivorous land mammal/amphibian native to America, smaller than a loaf of bread, that’s not a rodent, mustildae or common pet, doesn’t have spots and can’t fly.
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Squirral like family might be a better fit..
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procyonidae
or might be worth trying to narrow down the geographic location again...
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What we know so far....
20. Smaller than an average dog
19. Not an insect
18. Not a reptile
17. Smaller than a loaf of bread
16. Not a common pet
15. Not a rodent
14. Not a bird
13. Carniverous
12. Can't fly
11. Native to America
10. It’s a vertebrate
9. Doesn’t live primarily under water
8. Doesn’t have spots
So we’re looking at a carnivorous land mammal/amphibian native to America, smaller than a loaf of bread, that’s not a rodent, mustildae or common pet, doesn’t have spots and can’t fly.
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Um...he said, and I quote:
"It is in the mustildae family"
So...a mink?
"It is in the mustildae family"
So...a mink?
So sorry @MajorGiggles , in that case good guess aha, we're onto a winner, if thats wrong only need to narrow down between weasel, marten, ferret and stoat.
Sorry for taking so long to respond
It isn't a mink
Only 5 questions left
You guys are really taking this seriously!
It isn't a mink
Only 5 questions left
You guys are really taking this seriously!
5. Is it a Ferret?
4. Is it a Weasel?
3. Is it a Stout?
2. Is it a Marten?
1. Is it a Grison?
Answer the first or as many as it takes till I'm right, I'm content we've got this wraped up, there's nothing else it can be, anyone else want to object, comment quick.
4. Is it a Weasel?
3. Is it a Stout?
2. Is it a Marten?
1. Is it a Grison?
Answer the first or as many as it takes till I'm right, I'm content we've got this wraped up, there's nothing else it can be, anyone else want to object, comment quick.
Yea it's a weasel
Anyone else want to pick the next animal? It would be nice if you check this topic often.
Anyone else want to pick the next animal? It would be nice if you check this topic often.
Never mind. I have thought of a new animal.
You may start asking questions.
You may start asking questions.
Is it a Vertebrate
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