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Marshall Clevesy
January 5, 2024 at 6:20 pm
Question 5, in regards to the ability of an animal to rapidly change color and texture, is a two-answer question.
You consider the only correct answer to be “cuttlefish.” However, octopi have also been frequently observed in the wild as engaging in the activity of rapidly changing their color and their texture.
This is the second time in the last week where the correct answer to one of your questions was, well, questionable.
In the previous five-question trivia, a question asked about which jellyfish had tentacles up to 165 feet long.
Although a Portuguese Man O’War is technically a siphonophore and not a true jellyfish, they do in fact have tentacles that can reach up to 165 feet long.
The “correct” answer, according to your quiz, was the lion-mane jellyfish; but although it is the largest known true jellyfish, its tentacles have been measured to reach no more than 120 feet.
Therefore, by your own standards, there was no true correct answer presented among the four.
Marshall Clevesy
January 5, 2024 at 6:20 pm
Question 5, in regards to the ability of an animal to rapidly change color and texture, is a two-answer question.
You consider the only correct answer to be “cuttlefish.” However, octopi have also been frequently observed in the wild as engaging in the activity of rapidly changing their color and their texture.
This is the second time in the last week where the correct answer to one of your questions was, well, questionable.
In the previous five-question trivia, a question asked about which jellyfish had tentacles up to 165 feet long.
Although a Portuguese Man O’War is technically a siphonophore and not a true jellyfish, they do in fact have tentacles that can reach up to 165 feet long.
The “correct” answer, according to your quiz, was the lion-mane jellyfish; but although it is the largest known true jellyfish, its tentacles have been measured to reach no more than 120 feet.
Therefore, by your own standards, there was no true correct answer presented among the four.
David Lagesse
February 17, 2024 at 7:47 pm
MARSHALL CLEVESY is CORRECT about the squid and octopus.
(I cannot confirm or deny the parts about the jellyfish.)