Brainstorm: A flock of sheep appeared in a meadow! (Hit a fruit) Here comes another pack of wolves! (smashing fruit)

Since it is a brain teaser, we should use our brains and think about the problem from different angles, and maybe we can come up with an answer.

A flock of sheep came over on a meadow (playing with a fruit)! The sheep ate the grass, but the grass was gone.

Sheep are herbivores, eating grass, not to mention a group of sheep. Naturally, they will not let go of the grass on this grassland. A flock of sheep ate grass, and the grass in this grassland is gone, and the grass is gone. So the first answer is strawberries.

Here comes another pack of wolves (beating a fruit)! The wolf ate the sheep and the sheep disappeared.

Wolves are carnivores. In the eyes of wolves, sheep are pieces of meat. There have been stories of wolves eating sheep since ancient times. For example, stories such as "mending after losing sheep" are created on the background that wolves eat sheep. A group of wolves ate a group of sheep, or the sheep ran away when the wolves came, and any natural enemy would run away when they came. After all, their lives are in danger. The sheep were eaten by wolves, or all the sheep ran away when they saw the wolves coming. No sheep, just bayberry.

Brainstorming is a popular word game that originated in ancient India. It means that when thinking encounters special obstacles, you should quickly leave the habit of thinking and think about the problem from other aspects.

Extended data:

A flock of sheep appeared on the grass! (Hit a fruit) Here comes another pack of wolves! The results are bayberry and strawberry.

Because sheep is the collective name of sheep subfamily, it is a docile herbivore. Sheep eat grass, which doesn't sound like strawberries. (Strawberries, perennial herbs. Strawberry has high nutritional value, contains a variety of nutrients and has health care function. )

Wolf is a carnivore, good at running fast and long distances, likes to live in groups, often chases for food, and feeds on herbivores and rodents. Habitat in forests, deserts, mountains, grasslands in cold regions, coniferous forests and grasslands. Except Antarctica and most islands, it is distributed all over the world. The wolf ate the sheep, and the sheep didn't sound like bayberry. Myrica rubra: Small trees or shrubs of Magnoliaceae and Myrica, also known as raw plum, sweet plum and Shu Mei, have high medicinal and edible value. )

Brainstorming covers a wide range: educational, funny, mathematical, adult and so on. Brainstorming is a kind of entertainment and a popular word game.

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Baidu encyclopedia-wolf

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