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

Is it a gazelle?

Give it a shot.
I dare ya.

My animal is not found in Africa and it's not a gazelle.

It could be found in herds or smaller family groups or alone.

Is it native to North America?

Is an average size one bigger than a Great Dane?

Does it live underground?

I wanted to add to the African answer - my animal isn't, and never has been found in Africa, BUT it does have a fairly distant relative there.

It has been found in North America but isn't from there.

Bigger than a Great Dane.
(Doesn't seem possible, does it?)

And it doesn't live underground, but at one time, it was thought to.

Is it native to Asia?

Is it a horse?

This animal is found in Asia but ranged further.

It is not a horse.

Is it an herbivore, omnivore or carnivore?

It's a herbivore.

Is it an Asian elephant?

A non-aquatic mammal bigger than a Great Dane that is a herbivore that doesn't climb trees or live underground, is not from South America or Africa (but has a distant relative there) found in North America but not from there and ranges in Asia and is not a tree sloth, horse or a gazelle. It can be found in herds, smaller groups and alone.

Is it a yak? (although I think I might as well guess tree sloth again)

A pat-on-the-back for Quis for giving us a recap on almost every page! Thanks Quis!

The thing that is confounding my guesses is the fact that it was once thought to live underground. That clue mystifies me.

Yeah, I've got the feeling that clue should be ringing a bell but it's not.

For what it's worth, elephants do actually live (at least for short periods) in caves.

Not a yak.

You're right about the caves, EDE, and that might actually be a relevant point.

Perhaps the question to ask yourselves is:
Why would people think that something had lived underground, only to find out that it hadn't and was actually nothing like an underground dweller?
(The answers I've given are from reading up on this animal on wiki after choosing it, by the way.)

And ask more of those outside the box questions that you've all been so good at.

Is this animal blind?

Sorry that I missed the Asian elephant guess.
:rolleyes:

It is not an Asian elephant but they ARE distantly related, much closer than the African relationship.

This animal is not blind, as a species, but I suppose that they may be as individuals.

is it a Brontosaurus? (and yes I am BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK! back home from a long trip in Miami, FL for school reunion. ahhhhhh)

Is it a tapir?

Is this animal extinct?

Does this animal burrow?

Is it a Wooly Mammoth?