"Name that Animal" picture game.

I came here to play the game, not to listen to you people squabble.

ON WITH IT!!!!

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Zip it, gustav!

Hehe, that picture of the fish is priceless, and indeed should be spendius'
avatar. Laughing

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gustavratzenhofer wrote:

I came here to play the game, not to listen to you people squabble.

ON WITH IT!!!!

Ok, Gus is up. Let's see the next critter Gus Smile

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CalamityJane wrote:

Zip it, gustav!

Hehe, that picture of the fish is priceless, and indeed should be spendius'
avatar.

You tell me to zip it again and I will knock you down! I will knock you down to Chinatown!

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rosborne979 wrote:

gustavratzenhofer wrote:
I came here to play the game, not to listen to you people squabble.

ON WITH IT!!!!

Ok, Gus is up. Let's see the next critter Gus

Ok....ok, but no right-clicking!

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9f/Giraffe_standing.jpg

Hint: this animal is not a carnivore

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rosborne979 wrote:

Roberta wrote:
mars90000000 wrote:
ye, your turn

seems like you like to pet them alot

Since I'm busy with the blob right now, why don't you take another turn?

Yeh, what the heck was that all about.

Beats the hell out of me.

Roberta wrote:
rosborne979 wrote:
Roberta wrote:
That's a deep-sea denizen called a blobfish.

I thought it was a picture of Spendius displaying his usual daily outlook on the world.

rosborne, Don't know Spendius well enough to comment.

Consider yourself lucky, he has an attitude that matches the face on that fish.

Okay, I'm lucky.

Hey gus, How about another hint?

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gustavratzenhofer wrote:

rosborne979 wrote:
gustavratzenhofer wrote:
I came here to play the game, not to listen to you people squabble.

ON WITH IT!!!!

Ok, Gus is up. Let's see the next critter Gus

Ok....ok, but no right-clicking!

Hint: this animal is not a carnivore

A long-necked vegetarian wolf?

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That was a nice picture of a Giraffe Gus.

Ok, here's the next animal.

http://static.flickr.com/54/181589297_a94b2605c8.jpg

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Gray tree frog.

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Roberta wrote:

Gray tree frog.

Oooo, you're good Smile

I was hoping to fool you by posting a picture of a green one, but you got it.

The Grey Tree Frog (common in New Hampshire, though rarely seen), has two color phases, Grey and Green. There are two sub-species which are believe to have diverged only about 10k years ago. One is the Cope's Grey Tree Frog, and the other is the Grey Tree Frog. Cope's is more common around Michigan and the Grey is more common in New England.

These frogs will start to appear within the next couple of weeks (April). They will have survived sub-freezing temps from Dec to March and many will have to dig their way up through several inches of packed snow to feel the April air. By mid-April, all the frigid meltwater ponds in the area will be filled with egg masses, tadpoles and newts.

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I know next to nothing about frogs. A little more now that I've read what you had to say. I kept going back to the gray tree frog because the shape of the blotches was right--but the color was wrong. Until, aha, green.

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http://www.members.carol.net/~jmaloney/snake33.jpg

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So far the closest I've been able to come is a Fox Snake. But the head coloring isn't quite right for one of those.

Do you have other photo examples of this type of snake?

It looks non-venemous, but I can't be sure without a closer look at the head.

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