(October edition)
How to play: Read the three riddles below and see if you can guess which Washington State person, place, cultural object, or living thing we are referring to in the riddle. Post your guesses in the comments and check back on Monday to see the answers!
Update: The answers have been posted! Scroll down to see them.
Question #1:
My young are the size of a grain of rice, but we can reach 600 pounds!
A mantle of redd-ish brown color but can change with the blink of an eye;
You can find me under the rolling waves of Puget Sound.
What am I?
Question 2:
One of the oldest tools discovered on this continent
Shares its name with early peoples of North America
Has been found with the remains of ice age animals
What am I?
Question #3:
A transportation hub
A 12,000 year old giant sloth laid beneath its grounds
Where am I?
Answers below:
Answer #1: Giant Pacific Octopus
Photo courtesy of Bachrach44.
Photo courtesy of Andrew Waits.
Answer #3: Seatac International Airport
Photo courtesy of Jelson25 from Wikimedia Commons
