Which wild animal are you? Take this quiz!

[Mobius]

Which Wild animal are you?

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

1. Dolphin

You are a Dolphin! Dolphins have a universal appeal, symbolizing freedom, joy, grace and serenity , uplifting the spirits of many people all around the world. Dolphins are mammals, not fish. They are warm blooded like man, and give birth to one baby called a calf at a time. At birth a bottlenose dolphin calf is about 90-130 cms long and will grow to approx. 4 metres, living up to 40 years.They are highly sociable animals, living in pods which are fairly fluid, with dolphins from other pods interacting with eachother from time to time. Their pectoral flippers are used to steer them throughthe water, and they also use them to stroke one another, increasing the social bond between them. Dolphin friends" may swim along face to face touching flippers. Dolphins that appear to be closely bonded may swim in synchrony, twisting, turning and swimming in perfect harmony together. Dolphins are able to dive to great depths, and also leap to great heights. They may leap to avoid predators or to show how powerful they are to females at mating time. Noisy splashing jumps may also be used to herd fish. Bottlenose dolphins can dive to depths of over 1,640 ft (500m).

[Another Bill C.]

5. Me Too.

Yeah! I like dolphins.

[GOPisEvil]

15. I'm a dolphin, too!

:D

[bif]

16. I'm a dolphin as well.

[mcar]

34. Me too!

[Mobius]

2. You are an Elephant!

You are an Elephant! Elephants are the largest and heaviest living land animals. Their noses, gestation period, front teeth - and maybe even their memory - are the longest in the animal kingdom. They and their extinct relatives have lived everywhere except Australia and Antarctica, from sea level to heights of more than 12,000 feet, in habitats ranging from deserts to rainforests to glaciers. In fact, if it were not for humans, elephants would probably rate among the most successful species on Earth.In elephant society, family herds are led by an old grandmother known as the matriarch. She is the dominant female, and the herd she is in charge of will probably consist of her sisters, daughters, female cousins, and their young offspring. A typical herd consists of 20 to 40 females (cows) of all ages. Only nursing and immature malesremain with the herd. Because elephants live to such a great age - possibly as long as 70 years - their social ties last for decades. A large herd can be divided up into a subgroup of 3 to 6 elephants. These are basic units of elephant society, usually made up of a mother and her calves, perhaps staying close to her sister and her sister's offspring. Adult males (bulls) usually live alone or in small groups of up to seven members. Male elephants leave the herd by their mid-teens, where they begin the long, slow climb up the male ladder of success, with the biggest, strongest bulls in the area at the top. Males show little interest in their offspring; instead, they stay out of the family herd and concentrate on keeping their status among the males in their population.Elephants are generally peaceful and easygoing, and they show great affection for one another. They even communicate with each other in many ways and with all their senses. They rely less on their eyes than humans do, but visual signals are important - the position of their ears and trunk shows what mood an elephant is in. Their sense of smell can tell them something about another elephant's health. Touch can also be used to convey some information. But the main way an elephant communicates deliberately is, as with humans, by sound. Elephant vocalizations range from high-pitched squeaks to deep rumbles. These deep rumbles, as much as two thirds of what an elephant is saying, are too low for the human ear to detect. PLEASE RATE THIS QUIZ? :)

[SCDem]

3. I'm a Jellyfish

according to this... but it says "Few marine creatures are as mysterious and intimidating as jellyfish".... I don't find myself to be mysterious or intimidating.... but it does say that jellyfish are often misunderstood and I often feel that way so maybe it's right.

[Bronco69]

4. WOOHOO!

I'm a silver beetle. :-)

[Mobius]

6. Dont forget the pics :)

[Hoosier Democrat]

7. I'm a Silver Beetle! is that good or bad???

[THUNDER HANDS]

9. me too

It sucks, who the hell wants to be a bug?

[underpants]

10. It's GREAT I am too

[Burma Jones]

12. Me Too

However, it is nice to know we have been used in religious shrines

[Rowdyboy]

14. There are a regular colony of silver beetles here....

Maybe one result of the British Invasion in the 1960's

[catzies]

33. LOL! Good one!

:thumbsup:

I'm a Silver Beetle too! I think I'll be George!

[MissMillie]

17. We're a regular colony of beetles.....

and apparently we're a pretty bunch.

[pfitz59]

21. I'm with the beetles!

Pretty and harmless!

[Mobius]

36. geeez 2 mods!

Im flattered Im getting a good response to this quiz. I know it needs more questions, but the quiz editior was being a real pain in the butt.

[lapislzi]

38. Joining the beetle colony

As long as I'm not the kind that has to push a ball of dung around all day (oh, wait...that's what I do now...)

[meow mix]

44. im silver beetle

guess the repubs are locusts..

[alittlelark]

46. I don't know if it's good or bad, but I'm one too!

Uh, they're shiny.......I guess that's good?

[cryfordawn]

48. As Am I

I have to go and bury my larvae in a wooded tree now. Nice talking to you...


Tee hee hee

[La_Serpiente]

8. I am a TIGER

ROAR!!!!

<img src="" border="0" alt="Tiger"><br>You are a Tiger!
The largest and most awesome of the big cats, the<br>exudes grace, beauty and an uncanny ability to<br>disappear and re-emerge from the shadowy<br>outlines of its forest habitat. Few animals<br>evoke such strong feelings of fear and awe as<br>the tiger. The Siberian tiger is the largest<br>and most massively built of the subspecies,<br>adult males have been documented reaching total<br>lengths of up to 13 feet with maximum weights<br>in excess of 800 pounds, although this is very<br>rare. In the more common subspecies, including<br>the Bengal and Indian tigers, adult males reach<br>lengths up to 10 feet and often weigh in excess<br>of 550 pounds while weigh 300 pounds with<br>average lengths up to 9 feet. The tiger's<br>physique reflects many evolutionary adaptations<br>for the capture and killing of large prey; the<br>hind limbs are longer than the forelimbs, as an<br>adaptation for jumping; the forelimbs and<br>shoulders are heavily muscled; the forepaws are<br>equipped with long sharp retractile claws; and<br>the skull is foreshortened, increasing the<br>crushing leverage of the jaws. Responding to<br>seasonal and local environmental conditions, a<br>number of geographical variations occur within<br>the tigers including size, pattern, color<br>intensity, and coat length. Background colors<br>range from a bright yellow-brown to dark rust<br>that is overlaid with dark stripes , frequently<br>doubled, extending vertically over the back and<br>down the sides of the body. The chin, throat<br>and undersides are whitish in contrast to the<br>background and stripe coloration.All cats will<br>swim if they are forced to, but most species<br>carefully avoid water except to drink. Only the<br>tiger and jaguar seem to relish bathing and<br>cooling off in ponds, lakes and rivers. Often<br>inhabiting the steamy jungles of India and<br>Asia, tigers discovered that water was a<br>convenient coolant and are often found sitting<br>or lying immersed to the neck in rivers or<br>pools.
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[Jim Sagle]

11. I'm a seal.

[Touchdown]

30. Me too.

I don't get how the answers relate. Because I like U2 and don't want to eat humans, I'm a Seal?:shrug:

"You are a Seal! An undisturbed seal swims with its head and back above the water. When sleeping, it floats
vertically. The senses of sight and hearing are good while its ability to smell is fair. They sing long musical
underwater songs. Singing activity peaks in April and May. A highly varied vocal repertoire indicates a complex
social structure that is not well understood. It may be related to claims of territory and breeding condition. Mating
occurs in mid-May with a delayed implantation of two months and a gestation period of approximately 11 months.
Seals make up an order of mammals called Pinnipedia. This order is divided into three classifications: 1) eared
seals: fur seals and sea lions 2) earless seals: elephant seals and harbor seals and 3) tusked seals: walruses. By
a process known as a catastrophic molt, elephant seals shed their coats every autumn, sloughing large pieces of
hair and skin, and leaving the seal with a ragged and tattered appearance until it grows new, sleek fur. Baby
elephants seals, called pups, are nursed for about a month and then weaned from their mothers. "

Since it's close to April, my singing period...allow me..
"No. we're never gonna survive, unless....we get a little crazy....Once I had the will to carry on...illusions in my mind...It goes on now! take me to that funky place where you and I belong...Life goes on NOW! Psychedelic tendencies of love will bring it on....Bring it on, bring it on.....Dont' WWWWAAAAIIIIIIIT Until Tommorrow! Wait until tommorrow!...BRING IT ON!

:crazy:

[VOX]

37. Another seal lining up...

Urk! Urk! Urk!

[LynneSin]

13. Bow down to me: I'm a Lion - I'm Queen of the Jungle

You are a Lion! Lions are the top predator in any African ecosystem in which they occur, and are the largest of the African carnivores. With their large, muscular, tawny bodies and characteristic manes, they are unmistakable, and are treated with awe by prey species as well as most visitors to game reserves, whether it be their first visit or their fiftieth. Lions, like other cats, adapt well to their particular circumstances. They select their prey from the spectrum of available animals, but, given a choice, they exhibit a preference for large ungulates. It is believed that the social structure of lions has evolved from the necessity of co-operation in bringing down such large animals successfully. Studies have shown that the weight range of prey is between 20 to 800 kg in mass. On the upper end of the scale are giraffe and cape buffalo while the lower end includes gazelle and warthog. Lions in groups may attack and kill heavier animals such as rhinoceros and hippopotamus but it is not common. Smaller animals such as steenbok and springhares will tide lions over during hard times, especially in areas where larger game migrate and are therefore not always readily available. PLEASE RATE THIS QUIZ? :)

[supernova]

18. Dolphin! *Splash*Splash*Splash*

Got to be my fav animal ever! :D Watch out for my back flip!



You are a Dolphin! Dolphins have a universal appeal, symbolizing freedom, joy, grace and serenity , uplifting the spirits of many people all around the world. Dolphins are mammals, not fish. They are warm blooded like man, and give birth to one baby called a calf at a time. At birth a bottlenose dolphin calf is about 90-130 cms long and will grow to approx. 4 metres, living up to 40 years.They are highly sociable animals, living in pods which are fairly fluid, with dolphins from other pods interacting with eachother from time to time. Their pectoral flippers are used to steer them throughthe water, and they also use them to stroke one another, increasing the social bond between them. Dolphin friends may swim along face to face touching flippers. Dolphins that appear to be closely bonded may swim in synchrony, twisting, turning and swimming in perfect harmony together. Dolphins are able to dive to great depths, and also leap to great heights. They may leap to avoid predators or to show how powerful they are to females at mating time. Noisy splashing jumps may also be used to herd fish. Bottlenose dolphins can dive to depths of over 1,640 ft (500m)

[Whitacre D_WI]

19. And we like kelp and we like moose

And we like deer and we like marmots
And we like all the fluffy animals.



Apparently, I am a Spongemonkey.

[chimpy the poopthrower]

20. Is that site safe?

I got a popup when I went to the site. I closed it and now I have this message on my computer:

"Windows File Protection

Files that are required for Windows to run properly have been replaced by unrecognized versions. To maintain system stability, Windows must restore the original versions of these files.

Insert your Windows XP Professional Service Pack 1 CD now.

Retry More Information Cancel"

Maybe it's not related to the site at all. I just don't know. :(
I'm at work so I guess I'm going to have to call Tech Support. Sigh.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

42. No prob here...

Norton warns me when there is...

[GoddessOfGuinness]

43. Tiger Tiger my mistake...

I thought that you were William Blake!
-Ogden Nash

[Mobius]

45. i like the sand cave in your sig line

dont bite me :scared:

[BigMcLargehuge]

22. silver beetle

[RebelOne]

23. Same here. And I hate bugs!!!

[La Lioness Priyanka]

26. silver beetle (UGH!)

[Mobius]

35. a mod posted in my thread.

im all emotional now. i feel like an "official DUer now :cry: <---tears of joy

[blindpig]

24. said I'm a silver beetle

but I'm actually a snapping turtle!

[afraid_of_the_dark]

25. Aaaaaah! I'm a spongemonkey!!!

Just kidding... I'm a seal. :silly:

[ironflange]

27. Do you like the moon?

[afraid_of_the_dark]

28. It's good to meee...

:P

[PVnRT]

29. Seal

n/t

[everythingsxen]

31. I am... *theme from Jaws*

You are a Great White Shark! The white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) is also known as the great white shark or white pointer. It is a large, powerful and superbly adapted predator that occurs worldwide but is most common in temperate waters. Despite its notoriety, scientists have only recently been able to start building a profile of the species including its biology, habits, movement patterns and the vulnerability of populations to targeted or accidental captures. The white shark is, quite simply, a difficult species to study. White sharks grow to at least six metres, and possibly up to seven. They may weigh over 3000 kg. The most commonly encountered sizes are between three and four metres. One of the largest white sharks ever recorded was captured accidentally by a professional fisher in 1987 off Kangaroo Island, South Australia. It was too large to bring to shore but its estimated length was about seven metres.Juvenile white sharks (less than 3 metres) feed primarily on squid, fish, sting rays and other sharks. Larger white sharks change their diet to include marine mammals (seals, sea lions, dolphins, dead whales) although in some areas, large white sharks will continue to prey on fish such as snapper. White sharks have also been known to prey on turtles, sea otters, elephant seals and sea birds.White sharks differ from most other sharks and scale-fish in that they are warm-bodied. The temperature of a white shark can be as high as 24-27degrees Celcius and as much as 13-14 degrees Celcius above the surrounding water. White sharks elevate their body temperature using a heat exchange system that retains the heat generated by their muscles. Their metabolism is closer to that of birds and mammals than to most other fish. Being warm-bodied has helped white sharks to become dominant predators of swift-moving prey in cool and cold environments.

*sigh* I am the only Shark in the water here. It's so lonely...

You goddamn dolphins better just stay the hell away from me with your bottle noses! Always bashing me... :evilfrown:

[corporatewhore]

41. OOh thats cool!! i got lion but wish i got a shark!!!!

[burythehatchet]

32. I am OSCAR

hear me roar

[Arbustosux]

39. Silver Beetle

.

[corporatewhore]

40. LION!!!KING OF THE EFFIN JUNGLE!!!

You are a Lion! Lions are the top predator in any African ecosystem in which they occur, and are the largest of the African carnivores. With their large, muscular, tawny bodies and characteristic manes, they are unmistakable, and are treated with awe by prey species as well as most visitors to game reserves, whether it be their first visit or their fiftieth. Lions, like other cats, adapt well to their particular circumstances. They select their prey from the spectrum of available animals, but, given a choice, they exhibit a preference for large ungulates. It is believed that the social structure of lions has evolved from the necessity of co-operation in bringing down such large animals successfully. Studies have shown that the weight range of prey is between 20 to 800 kg in mass. On the upper end of the scale are giraffe and cape buffalo while the lower end includes gazelle and warthog. Lions in groups may attack and kill heavier animals such as rhinoceros and hippopotamus but it is not common. Smaller animals such as steenbok and springhares will tide lions over during hard times, especially in areas where larger game migrate and are therefore not always readily available.

[Mobius]

47. kick

:kick:

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

49. Does a high kick like a cheerleader