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Twenty questions continuation

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Elegran Tue 08-Nov-16 21:53:19

The Cowes ferry.

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 21:01:35

4
moon

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 21:01:12

No ( good guess though)

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wot Tue 15-Nov-16 20:57:18

Elephant?

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 20:46:57

Have to go, back tomorrow.smile am sure you will get the answer now.

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 20:45:54

A useful animal

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 20:45:39

5 to go!

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 20:45:17

Yes, but Asia also

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Anya Tue 15-Nov-16 19:23:04

I think I ought to have asked a closed 'yes' or 'no' question so

Is it native to North Africa?

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Wobblybits Tue 15-Nov-16 19:22:36

Sorry Rose, missed your answers.

An Ape of some sort ?

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wot Tue 15-Nov-16 19:20:59

A duck billed platypus?

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Anya Tue 15-Nov-16 19:18:35

Native to what continent?

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 19:13:22

7

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 19:12:50

No kind of big cat

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 19:12:22

To recap....it has hair, it is domesticated, and only found in the UK in zoos.Bigger than a large dog.

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wot Tue 15-Nov-16 19:11:19

Wild cat such has tiger, lion etc?

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 19:10:48

I have given answers ww.
Yes, it's bigger than a German Shepherd

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Elegran Tue 15-Nov-16 19:08:17

?Is it bigger than a German Shepherd dog?

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Wobblybits Tue 15-Nov-16 19:07:50

Interestingly (just investigated as I did not know) Hair, fur and wool are all hair. It is just convention that humans call theirs hair and animal fur etc. the length that hair/fur grows to is. genetic. Whilst our head hair appears to grow unrestrained, it does have a finite length controlled by our genes which is why hair in other areas only grows to a shorter length. It is the density of the hair follicles that determine density.

No help whatsoever with the question, but I was curious.

We need some answers to our questions before we can continue.

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 19:02:18

sorry that sounds misleading ( in zoos all over) but you won't see them outside a zoo in the UK

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 19:01:23

Another clue ...... only found in zoos in UK

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rosesarered Tue 15-Nov-16 19:00:37

9 to go!
None of those.It can be eaten but it's certainly not common to eat it.

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nanaK54 Tue 15-Nov-16 18:40:39

Guinea Pig?

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Ana Tue 15-Nov-16 18:34:10

Sheep? (I know they're woolly, but it's not fur!)

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wot Tue 15-Nov-16 18:31:06

Pig?

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Wobblybits Tue 15-Nov-16 18:02:04

Cow or Bullock if it is eaten.

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