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

Insectoid?

Does it primarily live in water?

Does it have a corresponding animated character?

#2 - sigh yeah....why does it have to be you? You're so good!

#3 - no not primarily.

#4 - hmmm thinking back in 70s when I was younger watching 40s black and white cartoon...and that animal was the first one I saw...and made me laugh and said ewwww at the same time. As for present time, not that much as I can recall. ???

Is it a cockroach?

#5 - nope thank god!

Is this insect considered to be beneficial?

#6 - yes ironically.

Thanks for saying that you think I'm good at this game, I think.

But YOU guessed toucan.

Let's see, an ironically beneficial cartoon bug that makes a boy go ewwwww?

To a girl, me, there are so many that fit the 'ewwww' factor.

Well, . . .
Is it a mosquito?

Is it a praying mantis?

#7 and #8 -nope not a mosquito and not a praying mantis.

Candle - remmy I was around 8 years old and when I saw the cartoon character did a certain thing and I was like "ewwwww" - which I will reveal later on when someone finds the answer.

I was going to say, praying mantis, but I adore them too much; they could never be ewwwwwy to me!


Butterflies drink urine.
That's ewwwwww.
Is it a butterfly?

#9 - oh never knew that Butterflies drink urine....now that s a major EEWWWWWW anyway nope it s not that butterfly.

Is it a dung beetle?

Ohhh!
That's a great guess!

If it's not a dung beetle, is it a fly?
They throw-up digestive fluids on all surfaces they land on and then, suck it up, hoping that they have landed on something eatible.

That's a , for sure.
lol

Is it smaller than a quarter?

Hmmmm..... Ironically beneficial... That would kind of rule out bees as they are seen as beneficial and not ironically so.

Is it a ladybug?

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#12 - hmmm not really, VERY fewer are smaller than a quarter.
#13 -

sorry not a ladybug, not a dung beetle, not a fly (Candle, funny!)

Is it green?

Locust?

Gosh, Chaim, you really are excellent on your guesses!

Is this bug found worldwide rather than being confined mostly to one continent?

#14 - that bug is everywhere, except Antarctica/Arctic

Well if locust was close, is it a grasshopper?

If it is, I'd like to know how it is beneficial.

#17 - yes its a grasshopper -

sources on how they are beneficial:

http://www.ehow.com/facts_5759688_grasshoppers-beneficial_.html

http://www.dailypuppy.com/articles/...ial/5d0fb488-02fa-8902-3f98-7bf73db528b0

http://www.basic-info-4-organic-fertilizers.com/grasshopper.html

as you can see...that's why I find it ironically because I always thought that they are not beneficial, meaning that my original answer would have saying "no". as I learned my lesson that I need to check the sources first to learn something new as I would promise (remember Octopus being a Mollusk?)

And what about the cartoon one made you go "EEWWW!"?

I have thought of an animal.