I am animal
1. Are you an animal (as opposed to being, or made of, part of an animal such as a leather belt)?
Yes, I am the actual living critter.
2. Are you warm-blooded?
No.
3. Are you bulkier than an adult human?
No.
4. Are you a reptile?
No.
5. Are you a fish?
No.
6. Can you fly?
As a rule, No (there are some notable exceptions)
7. Are you amphibian?
No.
8. Do you have a hard carapace or shell?
Yes. (exoskeleton)
9. Are you an insect?
Yes.
I am animal
1. Are you an animal (as opposed to being, or made of, part of an animal such as a leather belt)?
Yes, I am the actual living critter.
2. Are you warm-blooded?
No.
3. Are you bulkier than an adult human?
No.
4. Are you a reptile?
No.
5. Are you a fish?
No.
6. Can you fly?
As a rule, No (there are some notable exceptions)
7. Are you amphibian?
No.
8. Do you have a hard carapace or shell?
Yes. (exoskeleton)
9. Are you an insect?
Yes.
10. Are you a caterpillar?
No.
11. Are you an ant?
Yes
Question #6: as a rule ants can't fly, with the exception to this being drones and new queens.
Originally posted by @lemon-limeAccording to https://pestworldforkids.org/pest-guide/ants/ there are more than 12,000 species of ant. Are you a kind of ant that is described at typical pest control sites?
I am animal
1. Are you an animal (as opposed to being, or made of, part of an animal such as a leather belt)?
Yes, I am the actual living critter.
2. Are you warm-blooded?
No.
3. Are you bulkier than an adult human?
No.
4. Are you a reptile?
No.
5. Are you a fish?
No.
6. Can you fly?
As a rule, No (there are some notable excepti ...[text shortened]...
Question #6: as a rule ants can't fly, with the exception to this being drones and new queens.
Originally posted by @js357'Ant' is the answer, but I did have a specific type of ant in mind.
According to https://pestworldforkids.org/pest-guide/ants/ there are more than 12,000 species of ant. Are you a kind of ant that is described at typical pest control sites?
Of the type of ant I had in mind there are over 200 species, and because of this ant's unique qualities the new (virgin) queens are wingless.
So for big bonus points, and an opportunity to win a brand new self driving car, can you name this ant?
Originally posted by @js357
According to https://pestworldforkids.org/pest-guide/ants/ there are more than 12,000 species of ant. Are you a kind of ant that is described at typical pest control sites?
12. Are you a kind of ant that is described at typical pest control sites?
No.
Originally posted by @kewpie
Are you Platythyrea conradti ?
12. Are you a kind of ant that is described at typical pest control sites?
No.
13. Are you Platythyrea conradti?
No. I am generally well known, and am usually identified by my non-scientific name.
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Originally posted by @lemon-limeArmy ant?
[b]Big Bonus Points Round9 questions
12. Are you a kind of ant that is described at typical pest control sites?
No.
13. Are you Platythyrea conradti?
No. I am generally well known, and am usually identified by my non-scientific name.[/b]
Originally posted by @shallow-blueOne of the following: Fire ant, Carpenter ant, Wood ant?
Army ant?
This is one yes/no question.
Originally posted by @shallow-blue14. Army ant?
Army ant?
Bingo! Only three guesses to narrow this down to the awesome army ant... not bad.