Creativity test

Nicky · Post by **Nicky** » 15-08-2005 21:09

Indeed it is wayfarer

Wayfarer · Post by **Wayfarer** » 15-08-2005 21:10

Nicky · Post by **Nicky** » 15-08-2005 21:13

There is a certain creature that was taken from its home. It was moved exactly half way around the world. When it reached its destination it suddenly discovered that it was back where it started. How? What creature is it and where did it live?

Wayfarer · Post by **Wayfarer** » 15-08-2005 21:24

A monkey in a space rocket

(the Earth span round and it ended up where it started from - Cape Canaveral presumably)

ladytango · Post by **ladytango** » 15-08-2005 22:12

something that lives on the Equator ?

jooly · Post by **jooly** » 15-08-2005 23:52

A giant world encompassing worm?

subgenius · Post by **subgenius** » 16-08-2005 10:18

something that lives at either the north pole or south pole??

TheAssimilationist · Post by **TheAssimilationist** » 16-08-2005 12:49

something that lives in the center of the earth while we're at it

Nicky · Post by **Nicky** » 16-08-2005 18:34

Nope its not in space or in the centre of the earth

Its a very small creature

And I'm sure that somewhere in this thread the place it lives has been mentioned

Wayfarer · Post by **Wayfarer** » 16-08-2005 18:49

A bookworm eating its way through an atlas?

Nicky · Post by **Nicky** » 16-08-2005 18:50

no

it actually does trave half way around the world

Wyvern King · Post by **Wyvern King** » 16-08-2005 20:20

Well maybe it went a quarter and came back.

Or, where it started wasn't necessarily its home where it was taken from... It could have come halfway round the world, built itself a home and been taken back (I sympathise seeing as I lived in England, came to Australia for 8 years and recently had to move back

still spent most of my life so far there for 3 years. Work out how old I am

)

Nicky · Post by **Nicky** » 16-08-2005 20:22

It was its home and it goes directly halfway around the world

Post by **Kisa** » 16-08-2005 20:24

It doesn't travel along the equator, so half way distance around the world on the equator might be enough to return to home on another longitude (latitude? I always forget which is which)

Nicky · Post by **Nicky** » 16-08-2005 20:26

everyone is thinking so complicated

Think more of where it started and where halfway round the world from there is