Almost every corner of the globe is home to a wide array of different organisms. But despite this diversity, there are groups of animals that share the most unlikely of similarities. Sticking to the UK, each week for 12 weeks I will test your skills in identifying 12 different organisms that share one characteristic. They can be a plant or a fungi, a bird or a mammal, a fish or an insect!MAGICAL MYSTERY QUIZ#1Clue: Sweet, but an absolute rotter.
This looks as if its going to be an interesting quiz, but I do not have any ideas yet.
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Blimey , could be anything from a Grey Squirrel to a Strawberry : -)
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WendyBartter said:ROFL G - at least your brain cell's working - mine just went "DUH" !!
Yup , my one and only brain cell as you rightly pointed out : -)
Hmmm..... a shot in the dark: Common medlar!
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Good one M!! Also could be the net of tangerines which I just bought from Tesco & are soft & rotten!!!! - but Mrs T would not have known that!
Honey Bee ?
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I will go with Medlar, they need to 'blet' , i think that is how it is spelt and the best place to keep them is under the spare bed! and I must go and see if mine is in flower :)
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Rockwolf said:Hmmm..... a shot in the dark: Common medlar!
I reckon that's a good call, Marjus. I've never eaten a Medlar but I know they have to be rotten (I think it's called bletting) before they are edible.
I was thinking along the lines of a fungus but that was as far as I got.
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Rockwolf said: Hmmm..... a shot in the dark: Common medlar!