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As a wildfire rages through the grasslands, three lions and three wildebeest flee for their lives. To escape the inferno, they must cross over to the left bank of a crocodile-infested river. Can you help them figure out how to get across on the one raft available without losing any lives? Lisa Winer shows how.
Lesson by Lisa Winer, animation by Artrake Studio.
I love how the animals just wave all friendly-like even as they're running for their lives from a fire
@ArchtansterPG: Well, 1st of all if the animals stay where they are, the 3 wildebeest and the 3 lions would all be burn to a crisp. Plus,the wildebeest and the lions all have 1 goal in mind: survive
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1500 likes and three replies? I’ll change that.
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Humans: can't solve easy riddles
Animals: know how to operate a raft and work together
who's side is logic on?
@@liamjeffrox whose*
Humans are animals.
@@spadaacca maybe you are animal, not me.
@@blabla-rg7ky I'm a small pineapple.
If Lions and wildebeest can work together, so can crocs.
Hey...
True
LISTEN they where ecaul amount of number and lions dont attack then because they are smart enouhg not to BUT because of instincts they attack when outnumbering prey and dus they cannot be left alone
This is the frog and the scorpion in wildabeast and lions. In the end nobody wins. Once the lions were busy packing each other across the river all by themselves and everybody else was already on the safe side of the river they should have took off. Left the Lions by themselves.
@@cryolite08 shut up I'm from the neatherlands I am stil learning English spelling
@@jushoek Please don't be rude, you can just make a small apology. Sorry if I come off rude, I don't mean it.
Step one: confirm you have green eyes
Step two: ask the fire to leave
lol, from another TED-ED RIDDLE video
That’s true
Step two: Ask the lions not to eat the wildebeest
hAha i SeE yOu"re A mAn Of CulTure As WeLl
HAHAHA
Plot twist
The crocs and the animals become homies and the crocs carry them to the shore
yo homie
Creative Homies help homies:)
no
Creative
Ayyy
double plot twist the Crocs get dinner and the lions survive
the riddles is the only reason I subbed to these guys
boi u look like a Sameee
boi u look like a same and so true
boi u look like a so true. First series I found from these guys.
yeah same here
same
I though: that's easy! Beest, lion. Beest, lion. Beest, then lion! Done!
But I forgot about the raft not being able to move by itself
Bruh if a beast went first the other two would get dead
he means beast and a lion went together.
BEEST
(I thought it was beast)
Stinggyray he’s saying one of each animal come at a time
I let crocodiles carry the raft to other side.
"their unlikely a-LION-ce"
...
...
...
I'll see myself out.
i think that wildebeast
@@Amanda-rn6tw "No, Pierre, I didn't say a democracy of two was a wildebeast. I said, "unwieldy beast". Democracy isn't a wildebeast. It's... It's more of a gazelle. A gazelle with severe Attention Deficit Disorder."
- Michael from What's In The Bible?
Please see yourself out
i think that was wil*debest* joke i saw in some time
@@dhruvavikas1632 I didn't really understand, you meant: "wil(debest->the best) joke..."?
There's a flash game about this. But instead of animals, they were cannibals and normal people
Priests to be exact
But why would the cannibals not eat the cannibals..?
@@trondordoesstuff they are homies
what was the name of it??
IQ Test
My solution:
Throw water on the fire
Insert text here ya there was water in the river so they could use it
Insert funny also weird comment here)
[Best Name Ever] I know
Hey uncle
[Insert comment about the animals not having a bucket here]
Finally I solved one of these without looking at the answer!
Me too, but only because I already knew this one :D
Same here!
vladomaimun Same for me
vladomaimun Same ! Woooot
Same!
Genius Wildebeast: If I ask you whether the raft is safe, would you answer ulu?
Croc: OZO
Lion: Roarrrrrrr
And you're safely back to earth..
you watched it too?
@@nathanriptidal5335 yeap... Watched all in the series
What is this a crossover episode? xD
@@plasitz yeaapp XD atleast my comment is..
Aaaaannddd I still don't get it with that OZO ULU thing 😭
I ACTUALLY SOLVED THIS WITHOUT HELP SOMEONE GIVE ME A HIGH-FIVE
Super Shafs ME THREE!!!
Emily Berry wha psh!!✋🏻✋🏻✋🏻✋🏻✋🏻✋🏻✋🏻
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I got the riddle on my own for the first time, yay! :D If you're stuck, try cutting 6 little pieces of paper, writing L and W on them and moving them around to represent the animals, it makes it way easier. A lot of work I know haha, but it worked :P
yo i should have done that
bro i did the exact same thing 😂 while i have to study i was just randomly cutting paper and solving riddles
HAHAHA sameeee
My solution:
*takes on my best Lord Farquaad impression*
Me: Some of you may die, but it's a sacrifice i am willing to make.
László Kiss lmaooo😂😂
Lemme guess you are one wilder beast going alone and the lions and eat your friends while dying in the fire
*E*
@@tomwanders6022 You can actually take 2 wilder beast that way. Two in the raft, one gets eaten, lions die.
If the animals are so concerned with getting away from the fire, why aren't they continuing to run when they get to the other side, thus negating the need to be concerned about how many lions there are on the far side?
The fire can't cross the river.
You do have a point lol
Or you could throw the lions into the water!
They watching out for their homies
0:18 is it just me or the fire just froze in spot just for the animals?
Does anyone else find the little waves the animals do absolutely adorable?
plot twist: the fire made an alliance and granted them time to think of a plan and then enact it
They paused to get time to think ybout what to do now
Shouldnt the fire catch up to them by now
@@bawlerbro No, the fire was polite enough to give them thinking time
The first TED-Ed riddle I solved
Jann Chavez
He said it needs at least one lion and one wilderbeest but he had 2 lions on raft
Same!
Eeveelution Girl he said Or
same girl
Samee
I actually took the time to solve this and got it right
My brain got 0.01% bigger today
0.01%? it'll take more than 10% better brainpower than a regular person probably
@@nathanriptidal5335 it’s not that hard if you and use pen and paper
@@nathanriptidal5335 he said got bigger, he meant that his brain got improved because of exercise for it
I just went 2 lions, 2 beest and then 1 of each
"Fortunatly, there is a raft you can use to cross the river"
Unfortinatly, lions or wildabeast can't control a raft/boat
Mann I love these riddles🔥🔥🔥
Cedric Jeudy yea, they are good
Cedric Jeudy they are epic
Cedric Jeudy saaaaaame
Samee
Me also love these videos keep the work up!
This is one of those riddles that isn't really hard to solve, it's just tedious. There aren't any tricks or parts you need to think hard on, it just takes a lot of route checking and elimination. The riddle asks "What's the FASTEST way to get everyone to the other side" but once you start looking at the choices at each step of the way, you realize there's only one way that works.
‘Raging fire’ **stop to think**
I love how the lions wave at us while there is a fire behind them
That ending tho
Top Ten Anime Cliffhangers
you mean the corn, sheep and wolf riddle?
Clarabelle Shepherd well similar but theres only two animals (three if you count the crocodiles
For me it was the cat, chicken and seed riddle.
for me it was sane humans and cannibals
Its not exactly like that because the animals on the raft count towards the side they are on, unlike that riddle where if the farmer is watching then it wont count
I thought it was the pedophiles and small children riddle...
Oh wait...
Wait. Those lions have two eyes on one side of their heads, so that must mean they have 4 eyes...?
Always has been
-all the better to see you with-
Its the peppa dilenma
@@nghiado9032 aye I just mentioned that lol
Nah, it means they're actually panther flounders.
Solution:
Crocs become homies with Wildebeest and they carry them over, then they let the lions take the raft. Wildebeest are out of reach, no one dies!
yes lol
But that involves using tricks.
"The Good Ending"
Pretty sure there was a mini-game like this that you can play like 10 years ago on some flash games website.
yeah dude it was with humans and canibals
There was. The one I remember didn't have animals though, you had a policeman, a criminal, some adults and children. The criminal had to stay with the policeman and the children couldn't cross the river without an adult.
+lumos YES! EXACTLY!
www.learn4good.com/games/puzzle/boat.htm
i remember the farmer with a dog , sheep, and feed
*looks at riddle*
*has no clue*
"You can't think on an empty stomach!"
*shoves giant packet of oreos in mouth*
"LET'S DO THIS"
That's unhealthy...
shhhh i can do what i want
i live in a free country
Oreos are brain food!
alexesh55 i cant have Oreos... the cream is dairy, and im lactose intolerant
Alexesh LOLOLOLOL so funny :)
The problem is how does Animals row a boat?
you saw the animation, right
TheDelshady with their tail
TheDelshady good one
TheDelshady do*
Their tail? Why not their peni?
It was nice of the lions to not run to safety once the 3 lions got across, I tried rewording this for D&D with 3 orcs and 3 hobbits but the orcs leaving the hobbits to die was the only answer the players got at that point.
The lions can't eat the wildebeests if they are stuck on the other side. You could probably assume that the wildebeests will not come back for the lions if they are all on the other side with no lion to row back the boat.
A great tip for this solution is that the moves are symmetrical. This means that after the 6th move, you just mirror image the first 5 moves and get there without any thought whatsoever.
SOLVED THIS IN PROFESSOR LAYTON
TheOneWhoPlays YES IM NOT ALONE
TheOneWhoPlays Same lmao
TheOneWhoPlays Wait, u play prof Layton! Nice! What game was it in?
I think curious village
porlQ
I remember flash games based around this concept
ikr I remember soling this when i was 10. it had some monks and animals as far as i remember
i knew it!! i've seen it somewhere!! it was the monks & cannibals game.. thanks for reminding me 😁
i remember flash games period
ShadowTBlack i do too lol.
ShadowTBlack me too lol
There is an additional valid option after 9 crossings (2 lions and 3 wildebeests on the left bank, one lion on the right bank). The video proposes to send a lion back on the 10th crossing but the equally valid option is to send a wildebeest back. In both cases just take both animals to the left bank on the 11th crossing.
Wouldn't the wildebeest get outnumbered if it returns?
@@n_nagpurkar No. After 9 crossings we have 2L+3W on the left and 1L on the right. If we send a wildebeest back, we get 2L+2W on the left and 1L+1W on the right, so both sides have a balanced composition.
@@Pitazboras Oh yes!
That's possible too!!
On both the 1st and the 9th crossing, one of the animals on the raft is arbitrary because it needs to head back right after anyway and causes no imbalances. It's not much of a difference at all, but technically there are 4 solutions I guess, yeah.
Don't feel sorry for any wildebeest. Remember Mufasa.........
Ayaan Siddiqui That was Scar not the wildebeest!
@@mars-nf9cj but still.....................
NEVER FORGET
@@mars-nf9cj yea and also they were hyenas in the movie
Nooooooooooooooooooooooo!
They couldn't swim anyway because that river looks polluted af
That seems natural. Algae and mud is very natural. Don't think pretty rivers are clean rivers.
BA HAH AHA
They can't swim because the crocodiles would eat them.
Nick Sacco phh
Nick Sacco i
Simple , the lions eat the wildebeest and carry them across in their stomachs. One trip .
Anon O'mus Well not necessarily, because the raft only carries two at a time.
So the the lions should eat the wilderbeasts, then eat the least helpful lion, then take that one trip across.
Andie G Flawless logic
...
cannibalism?
And by this time, they have all burned to death or been eaten.
No, they eat the wildebeest, two lions go across, and one makes the return trip for the last one. Two trips.
I translated this and posted this riddle in a type of school newspaper forum. (Ted ed wasn't so popular back then so no-one new this video, also this vid is in English so when you try to search it in my language this vid wouldn't come up). Alot of people tried to solve it, and many people made the mistake of thinking a wilderbeast will from the lions because it is on the raft. This is something that i think should be made clearer
I already knew the answer,,,, I've done this thing multiple times in Poptropica 😌
Tayah Hutchins ha me to
Oh the poor poor game, if only they decided not to wait a year to redo the whole game...
Tayah Hutchins SAMMEEE I REMEMBER THAT ISLAND IT TOOK ME SO LONG TO DO IT
OMG SAMEEEE
Can someone plz tell me which island that is
One of the few I can actually solve without getting a paper, but I did a riddle similar to this in a professor Layton game
Michael Christian Yeah its the same one except you uave to count the turns
Plot twist
the crocodiles eat the raft (yes, they eat wood) and all the animals fall into the river
Or they could just pull the animals from the tiny raft under the water
Took me a while, but I actually solved this one. I ended up with the second solution, and it was easy halfway through because I realized since I'd ended up with a wildebeest and lion on both sides and on the raft, I just had to do the first half of the solution in reverse.
"Now that the danger has passed, it remains to be seen how long their unlikely 'a *lion* ce' will last."
Anoushka Dhar get out XD
Anoushka Dhar it re-mane-s to be seen
First, it's an alliance. After the lions get hungry, it'll be all lions.
Anoushka Dhar I *herd* that!
Anoushka Dhar I'm crying 😂😂😂
how long their unlikely "a-LION-ces" last... I'm sorry... someone had to do it
6789943278923043275 lol true
6789943278923043275 ted-ed did it
That was beautiful, thank you.
6789943278923043275 xD what a name
i noticed it too lol
When all three lions are across, what's to stop them from just leaving the wildebeast behind and keep running?
then they dont have food maybe? :)
Atle Kristiansen the wilder beast would be all gone destroying the food cycle
same for the wildebeast. I thought they mentioned there shouldnt be 1 that outnumber the other? WTF? the narrator totally forgotten about it himself!
Atle Kristiansen the food would be too crispy
I love how the lions are just waving at the screen
The ending reminds me of human history.
Sad.
yet true
zubmit sad but truueeee
how can u tell?
zubmi hi
you*
Selfish lions, do they want to escape or not?
do they
Danicker it’s just their instincts
Bandana Dee it was a joke btw
Just because they are lions doesn't mean they are humans too you know !
The Lions are giant Idiots. I could understand if they wanted to save their lion buddys but at crossing 3 all the lions are on the save side. You can' t tell me, they would go back to the fire, only to save some animals they can' t even eat.. :D
by the time there finished thinking about who's going to be across the river the would already become medium rare
My solution: tell the crocodiles to bring the boat back 😂😂
A better solution is for 2 wildebeest to go across on the first trip, leaving 1 wildebeest to be eaten by the lions who will then be killed by the forest fire, which will greatly increase the chances of the wildebeest genome continuing in a lion-free environment - survival of the fittest.
Steve Charters lol
I already solved this before this video was created. PROFESSOR LAYTON YO.
Abby Skelley same
wee woo
Abby Skelley which game!? I wanna know plllllzzzzz.
porlQ Professor Layton and The Curious Village I think. It's hard to find the game so.. I would try and find a good ROM. Lol
SAME
Riddles!! My favorite part of Ted-Ed!!
My solution :
🦁🦁<
🦁>
🦁🦁<
🦁>
There is now 1🦁 and 3🦓(yeah it's a zebra I know) on the bad side of the river, and 2🦁 on the good side.
🦓🦓< (Leaving one lion with the wildbeest)
🦁🦓>
Now, there is 1🦁 and 1🦓 on the good side, and 2🦁 and 2🦓 on the bad side.
🦓🦓< (Leaving the two lions alone)
Now, we can't send back a wilbeest, because it's gonna get eaten if we send it alone, and if we send two it's the same thing but in reverse.
🦁>
🦁🦁<
🦁>
🦁🦁<
We now have all six animald on the good side of the river.
Number of crossing: 11
Casualties: 0
Same here
Sorry I ant reading that
@@Fluffers355 its not even that much to read
@@Fluffers355 I even put on little images for you... :(
DO MORE OF THESE RIDDLES
There happens to be a 'random' raft :/
Yeah how good point
I think the tree falls and accidentally make a raft
Those lions are intelligent. They did not lose any of their lion friend.
yeah
Pretty sure for legged animals with hooves and paws cant use an oar aswell
Ted-Ed is SO great! It makes learning actually fun for me!
no one seen your comment for 4 full years
how do you feel knowing about this rn ?
Hey youre not alone
Completed my FIRST one of these! I'm so happy!
I love this one! I watched it, and in 5th grade problem solving, there were many similar riddles! I knew how to solve every one of them, and got all of them right! Thanks, TED-Ed!!! :) ^_^
I solved this with drawing a diagram; specifically, I made one with all the different possibilities for the number of animals on each side once the boat lands, along with the side the boat is on.
For example, the starting point would be 33L, since there are three lions and three wildebeest on the left side, and the boat is also on the left (I pictured everything as starting on the left rather than right).
Then I connected lines between points to indicate valid moves; for example, the starting move of sending over two lions would be a connection between 33L and 13R (the boat and two lions move over to the right).
Then I erased all points that gave states where the lions would attack the wildebeest, and the remaining nodes quickly show the solution with all variations possible (4, since the solution is symmetric around step 6, and the initial choice of what to send over first is reflected in the last moves, as move 10 can also be to send over a wildebeest who returns with the last lion).
Incidentally, said graph also shows that if you forbid the same position from occurring more than once (which should be pretty obvious, since anything in between can be cut out entirely), it isn’t actually possible to solve it in anything other than 11 crossings; it’s not only the fastest way, but the only way!
oh wow
The bridge riddle on steroids
Basically
gobblergot
Except you have infinite time
I don't know why, but the lions pounding on the Wildebeest is so HILARIOUS!!!
Answer: animals wouldn't know how to use the raft and they all die. The end.
Ah. Yes.
Championriven exactly.
EEEDDDGDDGGGGGYUYYYYYYYYY
JK but so tru
Championriven This could be possible in the far future when these animals will at least be in the term of evolution in the level of dog's IQ. That is, IF these animals CAN evolve.
Majla Rolland yea they can lol
I must say, that was an easy and most solvable riddle..
+TED-Ed
you are the best
plz make more videos for solving riddle
I don't know if it would take longer but I had a separate idea that I think would work. One wildebeast would stay on the raft the whole time. First it would bring one of the other wildebeasts over, then go back and bring the third. Next trip it gets a lion (note although at this point it would be outnumbered, same for the next point, it wouldn't die because: raft. And although this is kind of a weak point in my version, I think, played right, it would work.). This puts two lions on one side and two wildebeasts and a lion on the other. The next trip evens them out, so still good. And on the final trip both the last wildebeast and lion get off, so still even. I know its not as good as the real answer, and has a lower success/survival rate, but it's what I came up with.
I think this solution is actually closer to what I came up with…it’s 2AM so I completely forgot my idea. But yours sounds similar and like it could work too😂
The problem here is that, the moment it brings that first wildebeast over, there's one remaining wildebeast surrounded by three lions and he gets gobbled up.
If a child drew a lion like that, i would have them tested.
why
TheChaosLp I guess because it looks like the lions mane is going between his face and snout. But I wouldn't call that a reason to get tested
"i dont like new ways of drawing things"
I didnt say i wouldnt get a T-shirt of it. Its beautifully derpy.
Its an art style. Its not supposed to be photo realistic.
my uncle bet me 20 bucks that I couldn't do this... I did it and he never gave me my money😂
Lol cheapskate
LOL.
That profile picture and tha statement.😂😂😂😂
First time i solve a riddle here.. And that really makes me happy.. Yup..
High-five needed❤❤😘
We had this riddle in middle school once, though it was slightly different.
There were 3 things to keep track of.
Goats, wolves and cabbages. Each group had 2 members. You needed to take all of them across a river but your boat could only carry 3 things and because you need to be on the boat to control it, only 2 things can be on it.
Same rules as the video. If there are less cabbages then goats the goats will eat the cabbages. If there are less goats as wolves the wolves will eat the goats. It doesn't matter if the cabbages and the wolves are left together because the wolves won't eat them.
This one is waaay harder
This seems to be much easier than the river crossing riddle. You can just take both of the goats and leave them on other side then go back to take both cabbages and leave them there (now there are 2 of both goats and cabbages on one side) and then go back again to get both wolves.
@@PickAPocky the boat cant control itself
@@rosynosyposy as stated in their riddle, you stay on the boat as the operator. You are still able to carry 2 things across every time since the boat can carry 3 things and youre always the 3rd item on the boat.
I really like your channel and these riddles 👍
same
My answer is this:
1st Row = Lion-Wildebeast
2nd Row = Wildebeast
3rd & 5th Row = Wildebeast-Wildebeast
4th Row = Wildebeast
5th and 7th Row = Lion-Wildebeast
6th Row = Wildebeast
Hope I got that correct!
TheDelshady rip wildebeast on 3rd row
In the 3rd row, at the right there will be one wildebeast and 2 lions so rip wildebeast
3rd step is wrong.. 3rd step is lion-lion and 4th is lion.. 5th is spot on, wildebeast-wildebeast..
TheDelshady actually the wildebeest would be dead on the 3rd move :)
Another riddle :D
that I can’t solve
😥 #sadlife
It's only a riddle if you believe it's a riddle. Just like 5G.
bro this is the first and only riddle i was able to solve so far from the ones i have watched 💀
"There's just one problem..." Yeah, Lions nor wildebeest have opposable thumbs to row the boat
They're using their tails
Joshua Okparaocha bullshit
PixThePixel THEY USE THEIR TAILS YA DUMMY
PixThePixel ARE YOU BLIND
Joshua Okparaocha crocodiles will eat their tails
Wtf happenend to the face of the lions
thx, this comment made me laugh
Maybe whoever drew them was in a Picasso phase.
User Name the mane gave the lions a half beard
Poptropica. lol, I already knew
LOL me too
Yeah, seven years ago lol
or eight or nine idk
which island?
WaffleCat3367 Nabooti
This is the only Ted ed riddle I can solve.
I feel accomplished.
The fire was staying still the whole time
Same
This is really hard! Tip: When you want to carry one wildebeest over the river, make sure to let one lion travel with the wildebeest. In this scenario, never start the escape with carrying two wildebeests over the river.
The start of this had incredibly terrible wording of the problem.
yeah, technically all of them could have crossed in one raft
What you mean? Was the video edited afterwards?
Boglenight Agreed, the wording was not clear at all. I tried to solve this with assuming that two wilder beast/lions can't travel together in one raft.
(I did solve the riddle at 3 in the morning though)
I don't think it's the wording on it's own. If I listen to it without looking at the picture, it's quite clear to me (although that could be because I am familiar with river crossing riddles). I think it's the picture of the wildebeest and lion together on the raft caused confusion for some.
Much simpler way of solving it:
1. Wildebeest and lion go together to the other side and lion drops off the wildebeest across
2. The lion stays on the raft to go back and pick up another lion to bring to the other side (that makes one wildebeest and one lion on the left side which is equal)
3. The lion goes back again to pick up another wildebeest to get across (left side has now 2 wildebeest and a lion, and on the right side there is one wildebeest and one lion
4. Lion GOES BACK again to pick up another wildebeest (having 3 wildebeest and 2 lions on the left side and one last lion on the right side)
5. Lion picks up the last lion on the right which saves everyone from the forest fire
Total trips: 9
Only down-side: Poor lion had to paddle for everyone 🥲🦁 🔥 🛶
Also, the riddle doesn’t mention that the animal on the raft counts… Only if the lions outnumber the wildebeest ON THE LAND and not on the boat (;
K but the lions could also not be jerks for 10 minutes
*lions & wildabeasts* : “ok heres the plan, so you go over there and i-“
*fire* : “im here to frikin consume u”
How long their al-lions can last. *Badum-tss*
That was very punny
Easy way to solve this:
-The pack of animals is a binary number, with 1 representing a wildebeest and 0 representing a lion.
-The right bank currently looks like 111000
-the left bank is empty
-there can never be a greater number of zeros then ones one either side
-1st move
-right bank: 1110
-left bank: 00
-2nd move:
-right bank: 10
-left bank: 1100
-3rd move
-right bank: 1100
-left bank: 10
-4th move
-right bank: 00
-left bank: 1110
-5th and final move
-right bank:
-left bank: 111000
I'm not sure how you got from the 1st move to the 2nd move. It looks like two lions went across, then two wildebeests followed--but where did the second raft come from? If that were the case, you could just send one lion and one wildebeest over each time and do it in 3 moves--but you need to bring the raft back, which is where the 11 moves come from.
@@chrissommarstrom4472 yeah I skipped a few steps but the logic holds. To get from 1st move to second move one lion would paddle both other lions across before paddling back. Then, The lion would exit the raft and allow two wildebeests to paddle across. One wildebeest and one lion would then travel back and the lion and last wildebeest on the right bank would switch. By then all wildebeests could safely paddle to the other side and the one lion still on the right bank could go back and pick up each other lion in two trips.
I finally solved one of these dang things! Where's my cookie?
Jimmy Keffer Loooool
In your stomach
Check your browser's settings directory.
Jimmy Keffer 🍪
Here you go
The real riddle is how animals are able to ride and control a raft
Why does my note 7 not explode????
you used up your pot of luck for next 7 years.
Because iphone is illuminati
Neverlucky
you got a note 7 me too
got a fake one
This is a classic Computer Science problem. We had to solve it with a program accepting 2 inputs. Number of Pairs of Lions/Wildebeast. And size of the Boat. 3,2 was the base problem. It had to calculate unique solutions. I did it over a weekend.
I'm getting Professor Layton flashbacks.
*This reminds me of a puzzle*
No flashbacks
Okay but how about this stragedy:
First, two lions cross together and one of the lions hop off. (The other side has now one lion)
The other lion goes back to the other side and takes a wildebeest and drops him off to the other side. (The other side has now one lion and one wildebeest)
Now that one lion goes back to the other side and takes, again, one wildebeest and drops him off to the other side. (The other side has now one lion and two wildebeests)
The lion goes back to the other side and takes the third wildebeest with him and drops him off to the other side. (The other side has now one lion and three wildebeests)
Finally the lion goes back and takes the last lion standing on the other side and once they both reach the other side they both hop off. (The other side has now three lions and three wildebeests)
2nd row would have 2 lion v 1 wilderbeast. So rip
Oooohhhh, of course oopsie! Thank you!
wait, the lion stays on the raft the whole time right.. hmm
L L
LW L
LWW L
LWW L
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no, I think that'd work, dont the lions need to outnumber the wildabeasts? 3 lions dont kill 3, so why would 1 kill 1?
Delanya Why not:-
LW WWLL
LWLW LW
LWLWLW
the flaw is in the third line, with the other side having one line and two wildebeests, the original side will have two lions and one wildebeest. The lions will eat the wildebeest
The lions had a bad hair day.
JairajSingh Patil 😂😂
JairajSingh Patil lol
JairajSingh Patil Probably a sideffect of sixth extinction.
I feel so fulfilled to have correctly figured this out
Me:
Have one lion and wilderbeast each cross, then push the raft in any way. Then it goes again until they all cross.
he said no tricks
Lol the raft would drift away from the current
2:59 For 5 frames "Crossing Nr.7" Is backwards.
Glad I’m not the only one who noticed it.
If ur the buffaloes,ask the lions
That
'if I said you to eat me, will you'
Wait for Yarr or neh
Satty lol I know this joke
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Ulu
I thought about this riddle when I was in 5th grade, and someone else in my class actually figured it out in about 5 minutes!