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Coral?

 

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Nope

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Hmm...it's very familiar.

Is it biological?

 

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Yes, it's biological.

 

Is it a mushroom?

 

Yeah, that's what I'm thinking.

I'd like to co-sponsor Trooper's answer.

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I thank Red Rabbit is right :thumbsup:

 

Yes! It's the gills of a mushroom.

 

Next one:

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Looks like a sea anemone.

 

New Queston.

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What's this thang?

 

Ok, but it's not..

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@AS
Is it metallic?
@Enmos
Is it a sea creature?

 

Seed holes? lol

 

No seacreature.

The metallic thingy was already guessed by Baldee (post 217).

 

@ Enmos
Rafflesia flower

@ Captain Kremmen
Potatoes

What’s this?

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That was a lot easier that I thought it would be.
The seeds are potatoes. You weren't precisely right as potatoes aren't quite seeds, but close enough that it wasn't worth continuing.
I was thinking that no-one would realise that it was a far off picture of big seeds in big holes,
but of course that looks no different from small seeds in small holes.
I thought it was hard, and it was extremely simple.
There's a message there somewhere.

 

Correct.
What made you think of potatoes, Trooper?
Have you used that method of sowing potatoes yourself?

And you recognised that rare flower, with hardly any trouble at all.
Trooper, you are a genius.

 

Trooper.
You do realise that the point of this game is to get to the answer by asking questions,
not by doing a google picture search?


Now, is your picture some kind of scent organ?

 

I play this game with a science group on Google plus. The flower was used before, and your picture, well, my grandparents were farmers.

Yes, it’s a scent organ.