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ellipse

Narrowing the Field

Jan 10, 2006 14:50

One last chance to go back and change your answer!

( The World's Most Dangerous Animal in 2006 is NOT... )

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typsygypsy January 10 2006, 20:17:22 UTC

I did a google for "smithsonian institute" and "most dangerous animal" and got wombat.

ellipse January 10 2006, 20:24:29 UTC

A wombat? I don't even know what a "wombat" is.

Is it an animal? I thought it was a bat used to hit woms.

jette January 10 2006, 20:36:31 UTC

I got mosquito.

I bet it's teh duck, though. Am I rite? DUCKS?

jette January 10 2006, 20:30:21 UTC

And elephants only cause about 300!

IT IS NOT ELEPHANTS

I'm going to the gym and working this frustration off

ellipse January 10 2006, 20:39:27 UTC

Have a good workout Jette...and watch out for elephants!

obvious January 10 2006, 20:43:11 UTC

the hippo?

ellipse January 10 2006, 21:43:11 UTC

I do recall there being a photo of a hippo on the cover of the magazine. But until hippos learn to fly and migrate I think they'll pose less of a risk than ducks. :)

obvious January 10 2006, 21:45:07 UTC

I remember hearing that hippos killed more people than snakes and lions combined.

ellipse January 10 2006, 21:50:40 UTC

Really? Wow, I know they be cantankerous...

I guess that is why people don't keep them as pets.

And too, if your pet hippo ever accidentally rolled-over in bed on you one night you'd be a goner - unlike, say, if your cat did the same.