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Guess the species? #2

Discussion in 'Quizzes, Competitions & Games' started by Javan Rhino, 29 Feb 2012.

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  1. nanoboy

    nanoboy Well-Known Member

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    Hmm... good point... as I don't know the answers, I think that I too will sit this one out and just give hints. :D

    Folks, the first one is a crocodilian. :p
     
  2. Scolopendra

    Scolopendra Well-Known Member

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    Right i'll have a try at this,

    1. Philippine crocodile
    2. Chamois
    3. Leafy sea dragon
    4. Giant otter
    5. Blue tailed monitor
    6. Black headed python.

    :)
     
  3. zoogiraffe

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    Only number 6 correct.
     
  4. zoogiraffe

    zoogiraffe Well-Known Member

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    What will say is that all the pictures were taken in German collections.
     
  5. AnaheimZoo

    AnaheimZoo Well-Known Member

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    Really?!!???!?!? :eek:

    Gosh, nanoboy, we sure would've been stuck on that one forever had you not given us that hint! :D
     
  6. Pacarana

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    1- Mugger Croc
    2- Nigerian Dwarf Goat
    3-Pipe fish ( syngnathinae sp.)
    4- European River otter
    5- Yellow Spotted tree monitor
    6- black headed python
     
  7. zoogiraffe

    zoogiraffe Well-Known Member

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    2 correct,everyone keeps guessing a species of Crocodile for number 1 try something different.
     
  8. kiang

    kiang Well-Known Member 15+ year member

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    Could number 1 be a New Guinea crocodile?
     
  9. Hevden

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    Denis said dont tell yet he hasnt looked apart from rubbishly on his phone. We wnt be home until just after ten.
     
  10. TeaLovingDave

    TeaLovingDave Moderator Staff Member 10+ year member

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    1 - Yacare caiman
    2 - Gemsbok
    3 - Possibly a member of the genus Syngnathus?
    4 - smooth-coated otter (Lutrogale perspicillata)
    5 - Yellow Spotted tree monitor
    6 - Black headed python
     
  11. AnaheimZoo

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    TeaLovingDave, I will tell you right now, gemsbok isn't anywhere near close! :D

    I'm still not playing, but I'll take a crack at #1.
    Chinese Alligator

    The picture below's for you, TeaLovingDave. :p
     

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  12. Hix

    Hix Wildlife Enthusiast and Lover of Islands 15+ year member Premium Member

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    No. 2 looks like a Himalayan Tahr.
     
  13. Pacarana

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    I would have to agree with AnaheimZoo. # 1 looks like a chinese alligator. The blunt snout makes it obvious now. Are you saying that the number 2 is correct or I got two correct.
     
  14. zoogiraffe

    zoogiraffe Well-Known Member

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    Right time to give you the right answers,
    1 Broad-fronted Caiman
    2 Young Alpine Ibex
    3 Ribband Seadragon
    4 European Otter
    5 Affenbergs Monitor
    6 Black-headed Python

    As for who goes next fight out between yourselfs as to who was closest with the answers.
     
  15. Chlidonias

    Chlidonias Moderator Staff Member 15+ year member

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    they must have been a good selection of photos zoogiraffe, seeing as only two of them were identified correctly by those playing that round!! (nanoboy with black-headed python and European otter by Pacarana)
     
  16. zoogiraffe

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    So I think in that case its over to either nanoboy or Pacarana to go next then!
     
  17. Pacarana

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    Oh! so it wasn't the gator. Looks like I need to brush up on my crocadilians. ;)

    Well since I haven't posted pictures on this site I can't really go next, haha. So nanoboy can go next.
     
  18. zoogiraffe

    zoogiraffe Well-Known Member

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    None of the pictures I used have been posted in the gallery.
     
  19. AnaheimZoo

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    Yeah, pacarana, you don't have to have any pictures up in the gallery in order to upload a photo. None of mine have been posted in the gallery, either! :p
     
  20. nanoboy

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    Hold tight folks - cropping pics at the moment. They will be posted in 5 minutes.
     
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