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Animals that Start with F
Based on the clues, name these animals that start with the letter F.
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Last updated: September 10, 2018
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| First submitted | October 10, 2012 |
| Times taken | 64,922 |
| Rating | 4.16 |
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foil7
+3
level 35
Feb 2, 2013
Can't you accept the plural form of firefly
Stormswift
+1
level 36
Jun 23, 2019
The question was singular then answer should be too.
Pixie
+2
level 25
Feb 3, 2013
So Flounder in The Little Mermaid wasn't a flounder?
buck1017
+1
level 73
May 13, 2013
Right...Always annoyed me
mikeb
+1
level 68
Apr 13, 2019
No, but "Flats" in Spongebob was!
ayad217
+1
level 28
Feb 6, 2013
SO EFFIN EASY!
alseronies
+3
level 19
Jul 30, 2013
took me til 0:16 to finish because i kept trying to think of a "hopping house pet" not realizing it said PEST
tommo1d
+1
level 48
Aug 23, 2016
me too. kept thinking there's no house pets that start with f
Sifhraven
+1
level 66
Dec 7, 2018
I guess they changed that clue, cause it wasnt in there for me. Guess the clue now is the transferer of bubonic plague.
Couldnt think of anythign but rats for a while, and being f-themed, fly... (but that allready was another answer) got it in the end though. Hopping pest would ve been mucch easier though
smacks2
+1
level 14
Oct 31, 2013
Frilled necked lizard?
TheBigCheesy
+1
level 66
Apr 18, 2014
Finally scored 100% on one of these animal quizzes. :D
sillie
+2
level 83
Jan 20, 2015
Thanks for accepting also Fruit for the bat.
Wilzy
+1
level 21
Aug 10, 2015
Nice difficulty level. I like it. Not too hard, not too easy.
LarryLovage
+3
level 58
Aug 10, 2015
Never heard the term megabat.
lightstream
+2
level 63
Aug 14, 2015
Nor have I. I've also never heard of anything called a Flying Fox.
tom88
+1
level 67
Apr 12, 2016
I've never heard of a megabat. To me it's always been a flying fox for a fruit bat. When I lived in Australia you could see them flying around at night sometimes. Beautiful animals
op4eva
+1
level 24
Oct 9, 2015
Lightning bug? ....
That's a really weird description
ander217
+3
level 77
Jan 8, 2016
It's a regional thing. That's what they are called in my area of the US mid-south. I was in school before I ever heard the word firefly. http://mentalfloss.com/article/66185/regional-breakdown-firefly-vs-lightning-bug (At least QM didn't use peenie wallie.)
oweifdhskxn
+1
level 39
Jun 17, 2018
...certainly wouldn't have called a firefly a lightning bug myself...
DaveM
+2
level 67
Sep 28, 2018
The English language is more diverse than you realized! Who knew!
Sifhraven
+2
level 66
Jan 10, 2019
Less weird than firefly.
Stormswift
+1
level 36
Jun 23, 2019
Pretty sure 'lightning bug' was used in the movie - Sweet Home Alabama, might be wrong, but I've heard it a few times in movies. Quite like it. In NZ we don't have those, would love to see them.
Linius
+1
level 20
Nov 7, 2016
1 second left. Thew!
Forrest1643
+3
level 20
Jan 3, 2017
I missed fish
rocamorar
+1
level 69
Jan 4, 2017
I expected to see lemmings. ;(
Sifhraven
+3
level 66
Dec 7, 2018
but that doesnt start with an f...?!
Stormswift
+1
level 36
Jun 23, 2019
Falling leemings maybe?
Yankee
+1
level 54
Apr 19, 2017
Please accept "fezent" or "feasent" for animal hunted by British aristocrat.
AidanMCW
+2
level 31
Sep 28, 2018
But it's spelt Pheasant??
logan002
+2
level 26
Feb 22, 2019
It's spelled "pheasant" you uncultured, inarticulate bumble.
Stormswift
+1
level 36
Jun 23, 2019
surely, he's jesting?
Snowman13
+1
level 23
Dec 19, 2017
Falcon Pawwwwnch!
lucd13
+1
level 65
Feb 2, 2018
Flying foxes are but one genus of the megabat (which is a suborder and unlikely to be commonly used (hence it being the lowest scoring clue)). This clue needs updating/clarification - something like 'Bat of the Indian and South Western Pacific oceans.
Sifhraven
+1
level 66
Dec 7, 2018
or just a species of bat, that are quite big
who would know where they live... (unless you live near yourself..)
purplejellyfish
+3
level 43
Feb 2, 2018
I thought "they travel in schools" was related to nits/head lice in some way..... like a bug kids pass on at school, didn't catch on it meant fish! Nice quiz :-)
stubart409
+1
level 58
Feb 4, 2018
Never heard of a flying squirrel. Down here we have Sugar Gliders, which I think are a marsupial, not a rodent.
ander217
+1
level 77
Sep 28, 2018
At first I read the clue as "rodent that glides between tires". All I could think of was fast squirrel. I wasn't far off.
Sifhraven
+1
level 66
Dec 7, 2018
could think of several dutch flatfish (well the names, not their nationalty haha) but only halibot came to mind as an english name (still not bad I think...)
I have heard the word flounder before, but would ve never came up with it.
All the rest I got :)
Ps surprised at how high fawn scored
KrazyKookieKing
+1
level 29
Feb 1, 2019
I missed finch.
someone2018
+1
level 78
Apr 30, 2019
This quiz is fly.
Tramp
+1
level 70
Feb 14, 2020
"Animal once hunted by British aristocrats" - they still do to be honest.
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