First submitted | June 10, 2013 |
Times taken | 43,923 |
Average score | 80.0% |
Rating | 4.11 |
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Monarch Butterfly |
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Fruit Fly |
Rabbit are part of the rodentia family. They’re from the leporidae family.
Rodentia is an order, not a family.
@MasterKenobi
Rabbits are not rodents. Rabbits are in the order Lagomorpha. As far as orders go, the two groups are relatively closely related but they are still quite distinct.
is a millipede. Why are people so uptight about bugs & insects?
The common fruit fly is "drosophila melanogaster".
It looks a bit similar, but is not the same thing. A google image search shows a couple of wrongly attributed images of the vinegar fly as the fruit fly and I think this is what has gone wrong here.
I wrote slater for pill bug and it worked but otherwise I would have tried woodlouse.
A cage match. I'm going with the millipede.
https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/106934/creepy-crawler-pictures
It didn't work, which is disappointing but not surprising. There are so many different names for this bug and many of them are hyper-local. If Quizmaster does decide to update to include more regional terms for woodlice I'd be overjoyed - even if cheeselog doesn't make the cut :)