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What's your animal eating personality? procrastination quiz...

Rosavk8

If you need a bit of light relief from revision/essay writing, this quiz is the perfect tonic! I'm a butterfly :smile:

http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/1647478/What-s-your-animal-eating-personality

Reply 1

RHyoudon'kno

I'm a lion. Raaargh! :biggrin:

Reply 2

8472

[h="1"]POLAR BEAR[/h] Topping the food chain in polar regions is no mean feat and requires you to have a lot of dedication to hunting down food when you need it – polar bears can swim for 100 km nonstop. Highly carnivorous, they will smash through ice to get to fish and even turn to cannibalism if the going gets really rough – so anything standing in the way of a hungry you had better watch out!
You are also a highly intelligent mammal, however this isn’t often used to broaden your culinary frontiers. Not to say that you’re picky, but if given a choice between a seal and pretty much anything else, you’re going to choose the seal. You know where you are with seal. Why change a working formula?

Reply 3

RHyoudon'kno

Original post by IronSoldier

POLAR BEAR

Topping the food chain in polar regions is no mean feat and requires you to have a lot of dedication to hunting down food when you need it – polar bears can swim for 100 km nonstop. Highly carnivorous, they will smash through ice to get to fish and even turn to cannibalism if the going gets really rough – so anything standing in the way of a hungry you had better watch out!
You are also a highly intelligent mammal, however this isn’t often used to broaden your culinary frontiers. Not to say that you’re picky, but if given a choice between a seal and pretty much anything else, you’re going to choose the seal. You know where you are with seal. Why change a working formula?

What's with the seal?

Polar Bear :woo:

Lion

I'm a butterfly! Haha

Octopus

Raccoon

A beast of very large brain, you’re creative and easily bored when it comes to food. Dining at yours is always an experience – chuck a bit of chocolate in your chilli, avocado in your cake or lavender in your mash. What’s not to love? Potentially quite a lot, but it’s worth it for the thrills.

Octopuses like to get their 1,600 suckers involved, not just to touch but also to smell what they’re eating. You like to get tactile with our food, not averse to using hands, nose, tongue, eyes, and throat to savour the good (or at least interesting) bits of whatever you have managed to create or forage.

Your eating habits are flexible to adapt to a changeable environment and time-constrained lifestyle and you are able to deal with long periods without food provided you can feast properly when you make it back to better hunting grounds – octopuses have been known to ‘go large’ on sharks on occasion!

Reply 10

ThePhoenixLament

[h="1"]PANDA[/h]Eat that? Really?? But… who know’s what it’ll do to you?! Nope, you’re happiest sticking with the safety of foods you already know and love. What’s bamboo ever done to anyone? You wear your eating habits like an old coat – maybe not the height of style any longer, but you’re very fond of them and they sure are comfortable.
What’s more, your body’s adapted to them and with such a hectic schedule of eating and resting the last thing you need is change. Just as the Panda’s body produces mucus to prevent it from getting splinters stuck in its throat and massive jaws to crunch through bamboo we’d need an axe for, you’ve got those genes for processing milk and alcohol.
When hosting, if you’ve put in the effort to get off your butt and cook something, your guests are jolly well going to eat it and say they like it (even if it is a bit woody). With your sensitive nose you’re sure to sniff out any discontent – although your chillaxed personality probably won’t hold a grudge for long!