General Knowledge!

[MrMxyzptlk]

Who classically asks of the following question?:

What goes on four legs in the morning, on two legs at noon, and on three legs in the evening?

Extra credit for the answer to the question.

Extra, extra credit for the location at which the question was asked....



Rating: Easy-peasy.

[jim360]

Know the first two, but not the third.

[BFM_Xtr3me]

if ya know za answer three60 then spillz,

i think i know the answer to the 2 extra credit questions but not za real one


edit:

That would be the riddle of the sphinx,
The sphinx in Greece asks that question.
the answer is 'Man' (A baby crawls on all fours, then a man walks up right, then an old man walks with a cane)
im not sure about the 3rd one but i think this is it
The sphinx in Greece guard the entrance to the city of Thebes

for an extra, extra, extra credit,
Oedipus is the person who has said to answer the question

[MrMxyzptlk]

Yur, up, BFM_Xtr3me!     

[BFM_Xtr3me]

ill do a really easy one because i don't want to think at the moment ;p

What was the first non-native animal introduced into Australia?

[MrMxyzptlk]

ill do a really easy one because i don't want to think at the moment ;p

What was the first non-native animal introduced into Australia?

I'm gonna take a wild guess here.... human beings? 

[BFM_Fénix]

ill do a really easy one because i don't want to think at the moment ;p

What was the first non-native animal introduced into Australia?

I'm gonna take a wild guess here.... human beings? 

lol

I would agree if xtreme had asked "first non-native animal who invaded and colonized Australia"...

Since I know is one of the biggest pests, I'd say the European rabbit.

[BFM_Xtr3me]

ill do a really easy one because i don't want to think at the moment ;p

What was the first non-native animal introduced into Australia?

I'm gonna take a wild guess here.... human beings? 

nope

ill do a really easy one because i don't want to think at the moment ;p

What was the first non-native animal introduced into Australia?

I'm gonna take a wild guess here.... human beings? 

lol

I would agree if xtreme had asked "first non-native animal who invaded and colonized Australia"...

Since I know is one of the biggest pests, I'd say the European rabbit.

close, thats the second non-native animal introduced to australia

[BFM_Crimson]

Rats!

[BFM_Kiwi]

I think Crimson is probably right, rats from ships.

After that, rabbits and possums for fur trading.

Sheep, goats and chickens for food and wool.

[BFM_Crimson]

Rabbits were actually introduced for hunting

[BFM_Fénix]

Rat sounds like a winner

[BFM_Edison]

Rabbits were actually introduced for hunting

After which you eat them and sell their fur.

[BFM_Xtr3me]

nope, no one has got it yet

[BFM_Edison]

I've found a source that claims the two earliest non-native species that arrived in Australia to be not rabbits, which would contradict your earlier response to that answer. Make that two sources >.>