Am I the only one that was thinking about Finding Nemo while typing anenome? And not knowing how to spell it because I could only picture Nemo goes an-an-anonemone? Haha
Driving through Texas we saw a dead armadillo at the side of the road about every couple of miles, and they were always lying on their backs with their feet curled up in the air. Someone had stopped at every one and put an empty beer can in their (paws?). When I see the word armadillo that is the picture that always comes to mind, an armored animal chugging a beer.
Honestly, half my time was wasted because I kept not putting the second 's' on albatross, because I'm more accustomed to the french version, with is just albatros. I'd type 'albatros' and be confused as to why it wasn't correct, because it looked right to me.
Same here! I've been advocating for the single S to be accepted in all the comment sections of quizzes where albatross is an answer (and there are quite a few). Keep fighting!
If that was accepted, you'd have hundreds of complaints from people who spelled it correctly (in English) and then ended up with a stray 's' on the start of the next answer.
Took me quite a while to understand what the title picture shows. Up until that point I kept seeing a snipe's head, facing towards the left, stuck in concrete or something.
Can't believe I missed anaconda, more or less anchovies don't matter to me, and I've never ever heard of an asp, abalone, or an auk - even with my wide range of knowledge of wildlife.
puffins are a variety
And said alk, not auk, did try alck... but didnt know the word in english..