20Q II

[Merker]

Is it a sea creature?

[Durrge]

1. It is living
2. It is not a sea creature

[neanderpaul14]

Is it animal?

[Durrge]

1. It is living
2. It is not a sea creature
3. It is not an animal

[neanderpaul14]

Is it in the plant family?

[Durrge]

1. It is living
2. It is not a sea creature
3. It is not an animal
4. It is not a plant of any kind

[Mr. Squirrel]

is it a virus? (I don't know what else it could be at this point)

[neanderpaul14]

is it a virus? (I don't know what else it could be at this point)

That was gonna be my question, you clever little rodent.

[Captain_Scarlet]

I am going to jump in and say "swine flu virus"

[Durrge]

1. It is living
2. It is not a sea creature
3. It is not an animal
4. It is not a plant of any kind
5. It is not a virus
6. it is not swine flu

[neanderpaul14]

is it a multi celled organism?

[Mr. Squirrel]

is it a virus? (I don't know what else it could be at this point)

That was gonna be my question, you clever little rodent.

I think the politically correct term is "little mammal". I do not like to be grouped with such disgusting creatures as mice and rats.

1. It is living
2. It is not a sea creature
3. It is not an animal
4. It is not a plant of any kind
5. It is not a virus
6. it is not swine flu

Is it a fungus (technically not a plant)?

Honestly, I am really stumped right now. I study biology so I know the different kingdoms of living things and since you ruled out Animalia and Plantae, that leaves only Monera (which is bacteria), Protista (mainly algae), and Fungi (what I guessed above). For some reason, I find it hard to believe that you would pick something from Monera or Protista (unless it is a bacterial disease ) simply because they are often grouped with animalia or plantae.

[neanderpaul14]

is it a virus? (I don't know what else it could be at this point)

That was gonna be my question, you clever little rodent.

I think the politically correct term is "little mammal". I do not like to be grouped with such disgusting creatures as mice and rats.

My apologies but:

Eastern Gray Squirrel, Sciurus carolinensis
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Rodentia
Family: Sciuridae

Are you calling wikipedia a liar??

[Durrge]

1. It is living
2. It is not a sea creature
3. It is not an animal
4. It is not a plant of any kind
5. It is not a virus
6. it is not swine flu
7. It is a multi-celled-organism
8. It is not a fungus

[Captain_Scarlet]

for reference purposes

Biota (all living things)
- viruses
- domain Bacteria
- domain Archaea
- domain Eukaryota

Eukaryota
- Kingdom Animalia = Animal kingdom
- Kingdom Plantae = Plant kingdom
- Kingdom Protista = Protist kingdom
- Kingdom Fungi = Fungi kingdom
- Kingdom Chromista = Moneran kingdom

Living things are divided into three groups based on their genetic similarity. The three groups are:

* Archaea: very ancient prokaryotic microbes.
* Eubacteria: More advanced prokaryotic microbes.
* Eukaryota: All life forms with eukaryotic cells including plants and animals

* Kingdom Protista – Organisms with just one eukaryotic cell
* Kingdom Fungi – Including mushrooms and other fungus
* Kingdom Plantae – Including trees, grass and flowers
* Kingdom Animalia – all animals

[Captain_Scarlet]

therefore:

The Chromista are a eukaryotic supergroup, probably polyphyletic,[1] which may be treated as a separate kingdom or included among the Protista. They include all algae whose chloroplasts contain chlorophylls a and c, as well as various colorless forms that are closely related to them. These are surrounded by four membranes, and are believed to have been acquired from some red alga.

so is it algea?

[Durrge]

1. It is living
2. It is not a sea creature
3. It is not an animal
4. It is not a plant of any kind
5. It is not a virus
6. it is not swine flu
7. It is a multi-celled-organism
8. It is not a fungus
9. It is not algea

--- your making this harder then it actually is---

[neanderpaul14]

is it an insect?

[darth emperor]

1. The item in question can be anything in the universe, but nothing too specific.

[Captain_Scarlet]

Definition of animal

* a living organism characterized by voluntary movement

so I am confused could you please review your answers

[Durrge]

1. It is living
2. It is not a sea creature
3. It is not an animal
4. It is not a plant of any kind
5. It is not a virus
6. it is not swine flu
7. It is a multi-celled-organism
8. It is not a fungus
9. It is not algea
10. Its not an insect, but your getting closer

[Durrge]

Definition of animal

* a living organism characterized by voluntary movement

so I am confused could you please review your answers

im sorry i should of elaberated a bit more, by animals i meant anything you would see in zoos, or anything you could keep as a pet. along the lines of cats, dogs, monkeys, rhinos, penquins...

1. The item in question can be anything in the universe, but nothing too specific.

Its not too specific, im sure someone will get it

[darth emperor]

1. The item in question can be anything in the universe, but nothing too specific.

Its not too specific, im sure someone will get it

I wasnt telling you... I was telling the other ones because they were giving very specific answers... i cant tell you anything because i dont know your answer

[neanderpaul14]

Is it an arachnid?

[Captain_Scarlet]

Definition of animal

* a living organism characterized by voluntary movement

so I am confused could you please review your answers

im sorry i should of elaberated a bit more, by animals i meant anything you would see in zoos, or anything you could keep as a pet. along the lines of cats, dogs, monkeys, rhinos, penquins...

1. The item in question can be anything in the universe, but nothing too specific.

Its not too specific, im sure someone will get it

you have a pet penquin ?