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Post by Cat on Dec 16, 2004 20:25:16 GMT -5
Mythological - Others. There's no Anime option either. I suppose that's where Japoro would fit.
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Post by Annie on Dec 16, 2004 22:38:15 GMT -5
Well, I guess I was asking in a more...real sense (?) Like, if griffins were real, what would scientists consider them as? But that doesn't matter...I'm just...curious about things like that.
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Post by Cat on Dec 16, 2004 23:00:00 GMT -5
Then I'd say ... mammal ... because I don't think griffins lay eggs ... yeah. My opinion-of-the-day. Appreciate it. Rar.
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Post by Annie on Dec 16, 2004 23:01:59 GMT -5
Heh, I don't think they lay eggs either...
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Post by SNL_Ali on Dec 16, 2004 23:12:30 GMT -5
I'll google the answer. Buahaha!
EDIT: Just searched it--and apparently they do.
BUT there are egg-laying mammals (the echidna and platypus), so who knows what the heck they are....
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Post by Annie on Dec 17, 2004 10:12:00 GMT -5
They're weird! That's what they are. ;D
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Post by Amela NLI on Dec 18, 2004 0:46:37 GMT -5
yeah, they lay agate eggs. (Do baby griffs come out?) But I'd also say that they're birds because their heads are birds...I think that where the brain is located is what they should be classified as (that was a terribly clunky sentence.) Like you said about duck-billed platypuses...DBP's actually have bird DNA in them, even though they're mammals. They're kind of like griffins in that they have traits of birds and mammals.
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