What is the animal known as "the friendliest animal in the world"?
Correct answer: Capybara
Maman Moustique
The explanation doesn't respond to the question, as it did not explain why this animal is the friendliest one. The author should have defined "the friendliest".
Kiwi
doesn't explain WHY it's the friendliest animal in the world
Castra
Maman Moustique,
Quite right!
I doubt very much that a wild capybara would come up for belly rubs.
lemmy
why would you hunt one I would love one as a pet
toothless beachrat
some info about size and weight would have been nice!
Anya
I would have guessed a manatee or something because they physically come up to you and will hug onto your legs while swimming. The answer gave no reason for the capybara being the friendliest.
Myffa
Bee, I agree I think the reference to the groups of 100 is the reason. Badly worded question.
Again.
Gma
The capybara is a social animal and can coexist with other animals and people, and are not known to be aggressive. Got my information from Google. This should have been explained in the description.
Right ✅️ US
To you all asking to explain why friendly: Can you not gather that.? They live in groups that range from 10 up to 100. Is that not friendly enough. Read on .
Kasshyk
It’s a nonsense question- who defines friendliest?
Darth Ra
Kiwi, agreed. The answer also doesn’t say who calls it the friendliest.
Player #25874027
Maman Moustique,
You have completed over 1000 levels ! Do you not realise the least intelligent part of this game is the setters!
Bee
After reading the explanation, the reference to being friendly must mean friendly to each other not to humans.
Freisia
thankyou. I learned something new. fascinating.
Andi
Maman Moustique, right on, sister!! My thoughts Exactly!
Castra
Kiwi,
That's what Maman Moustique said.
Mike
lemmy, I Agree Me Too Lemmy
BlueEyedAlien
I’ve seen capybaras both in the wild and in captivity, but I’ve never heard them called this. I recognized the picture.
Yana
lemmy, I would have at least two so it could have a companion . Romping capybaras on the farm .