20 Questions

[Chrissy]

11. No

[Sailor Kenshin]

12. Is it found in North America?

[Chrissy]

12. Yes

[Marsilius]

13. Pinaceae? Pine family? (Six questions to go after this six families!)

[Chrissy]

13. No

[Marsilius]

14. Ok, I 'll take one more tack on this angle: Cupressaceae?

[Chrissy]

14. Now we're cooking with gas. Yes.

[RobJohnson]

A Cypress?

[Chrissy]

15. No. That is a general name of some trees in the Cupressaceae family. It's not the genus nor the species of the tree I'm thinking of.

[Pterodactylus]

Is it a Sequoiadendron also known as Redwood or Mammoth tree? 🌲

[Chrissy]

16. Yes. Sequoiadendron is the right genus.

[manoeuver]

Is it a particular individual sequoia tree? or just a Sequoia tree?

[Chrissy]

17. I was thinking of a particular one but I'm not 100% certain it's still there so I will give it to the regular name of the tree. Only one more word is needed.

[Marsilius]

Redwood Sequoia? Sequoia sempervirens?

[Chrissy]

18. That's commonly called the Coast Redwood.
I'm thinking of the other one. North of where you live?
Think big

Edit:

Actually after looking at Wiki it says "sempervirens" or Coast Redwood is the only living species. So Marsillus is correct.

I was thinking of Giant Sequoia or Sequoia giganteum but maybe there is no longer a separate species. I originally thought of "Grizzly Giant" in Yosemite NP but it may no longer be there.

Over to you Marsillus

[Marsilius]

Wow. Turns out i have two right next to my window here in Southern California. I could think of something, but I am about to start teaching an undergrad class of 110 students. May I nominate Pterodactylus to think of something?

[Pterodactylus]

Ok..... letˋs play

I have something in my mind.


Game on 😜

[manoeuver]

animoo vegtaboo minearoul?

[Pterodactylus]

animoo vegtaboo minearoul?

1. Yes

[FredRydr]

Is it the horizon?