Legion World Forums LEGION COMPANION Spaceopoly I'm thinking of an ANIMAL!

in Africa, but also on a number of other landmasses.

And to remind from the last page:
And not a mouse or stinky rat!

does this animal have a weird tail (ie flat tail, curly tail)?

Good question, but , no weird tail.

Is it a rabbit?

Rabbits have a cute tail, rather than a weird tail, but no, not a rabbit.

does the animal's fur have more than just one color?

Yes, but not much more than one or two primaries with the resultant gradations - I used to be able to see many, many shades and tints and hues and saturations just in the leaves of a tree, for example, where other people told me they just saw 'green'.

So, I hope my answer was helpful to you.
They're real mammals, with their fairly limited palette.


Edit: I was in a 'mood' of some kind last night.


More clearly, their coats range from tans to blacks with all the browns in between, depending on their species.
No pure whites or reds that I saw, but brown has red in it and tans are tints of browns.
Not clearer, probably.
Their coats always contain black with some form of brown to a lesser or greater extent.

lol

is it a duck?

No, sweetie, it's not a duck.

Is it a monkey?

I was going to guess cat, but there are pure white cats.

Wild guess: Is it a meerkat?

The monkey and meerkat are both good guesses, but , no, it's not either one.

And you're right, Quis, it's not a cat.

Is it a shrew?

praire dog?

Not a shrew and not a praire dog.


You may need to ask a couple more questions, unless you feel lucky.
Do you feel lucky, boys?
heh-heh
(I'd never call you punks!)

Is this animal ever kept as a pet?

Do people eat this animal?

Two big afirmatives!

Hmmmm.... I am thinking squirrel, but a squirrel is a rodent.

Ah what the hey. Is it a squirrel?

Squirrel was my 2nd guess....if not....then my 3rd guess would be - - - - chicken.

No rodent = no squirrel.


Mammal = gives milk to young = no chickens.

Sorry guys.

Ask an interesting question.
Like, I don't know, like, is it used in cartoons, games, public relations symbols and commercials, fairytale books and entertainment type projects?

Or . . . does it hybernate?

Or . . .

Is this animal one that you would not wish to touch without thick gloves?

You might want gloves but, it isn't really necessary.

I've seen pictures of them being held and there's no gloves in sight.
(I've held a young one, myself, without a glove on my hand.)

is it a porcupine??

Porcupine = rodent, so no, not a porcupine.
But that's not a bad guess.

You HAVE to wear very thick gloves with them, though, so don't try holding them without gloves and someone to tell you what to do.
K?