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What walks with 4 legs in the morning 2 at noon 3 int the evening and and the more legs it has the weaker it is?
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Why does a human walk on 4 feet in the morning 2 feet in the day and 3 feet at night?
He crawls on all fours in the morning of his life, walks upright on two feet in the day of his life and walks with a cane in the night of his life. The answer is hidden in the question. It is human baby that walks on Four during babyhood, Two when he can stand and walk on two legs, in the evening of his life (old age) he is bent and takes a stick in his hand to walk on Three legs. (Read the play: Aedipus Rex by Sophocles.)
What crawls on 4 the 2 then 3?
A baby walks (crawls) with 4 legs + arms, a man walks with 2 legs, and an old man walks with 2 legs and 1 can (3).
What does turn to 4 legs 2 legs and then 3 legs?
a human, (four legs)walks as a baby on hands and knees(two legs)a person who walks on two legs (three legs) a guy with a cane.I know right this is one big lie and doesn't help you soz it is hard to find a three legged animal.
What first walks on 4 legs then on 2 then on 3?
A human being. Let me explain: First, when a baby is born, they crawl. Since a human has two legs and two arms, it seems like a baby 'walks' with four legs. Second, during the middle stage of our life, we walk upright, on two legs. Lastly, when we grow old, many people choose to or need to use a cane to walk with, giving the impression of three legs.
What goes on 4 in the morning 2 at noon and 3 at night?
As the Sphinx was answered: manThe times refer to periods of life:the morning refers to an infant crawling on legs and arms - 4 limbsthe noon refers to most of life walking on legs - 2 limbsthe night refers to the last years of life when man requires a stick to help him walk on 2 legs - 2 legs + 1 stick = 3 required for motion.
What is the rittle of the sphinx?
The riddle of the sphinx is What walks on four legs in the morning, two in the afternoon, and three in the evening?
What is the answer to the riddle of the sphinx?
The riddle of the sphinx is: what walks on 4 legs in the morning, 2 in the afternoon, and3 in the evening? The answer is MAN - Walks on 4 legs as an infant 2 legs as an adult and 2 legs + a cane in the elderly years.
Who wrote what goes on 1 leg in the morning on 2 legs at noon and on 3 in the evening?
The first record of the Riddle of the Sphinx is attributed to Euripides, but probably comes from earlier Greek mythology. It asks, "What goes on four legs in the morning, on two legs at noon, and on three legs in the evening?" The answer is, "A man, who crawls on all fours as a baby, walks on two legs as an adult, and walks with a cane in old age."
What is the most famous puzzle in history?
is the jigsaw puzzle The "riddle of the sphinx" might compete. "What walks on four legs in the morning, on two legs during the day, and on three legs in the evening?"
What riddle does Oedipus solve?
The riddle he solves was what walks on four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon and walks on 3 legs in the evening? The answer was a human. 94 legs while crawling as a baby; 2 legs middle aged; and 3 legs while old (leaning on a cane).
What is the answer to the sphinx's riddle in greek mythology?
The Greek Sphinx was a monster with the body of a lioness, the head of a woman, the wings of an eagle and a snake-headed tail. She had been sent to the city-state of Thebes by Hera as punishment for a crime committed by the Theban king, Laius, who had abducted and raped Chrysippus, son of king Pelops. The Sphinx put a riddle to all those traveling to the city: "Which creature in the morning goes on for legs, at midday on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" Those who did not know the answer (and no-one did) were strangled and eaten. The Sphinx was finally killed when Oedipus, king Laius' unwanted son, was able to solve her riddle: "Man - who crawls on all fours as a baby, then walks on two feet as an adult, and then walks with a cane in old age".
Help find the answer to the riddle of the sphinx?
There is no riddle of the Sphinx, the question/ riddle is what walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at midday and three legs in the evening. the answer would be a human. as in the morning of someones life they are a baby or toddler, so they would crawl on four legs, at midday it refers to an adult ( who walks on two legs ) while in the evening the human is old and uses a walking stick ( equals three legs ) . ------- There IS a riddle of the Sphinx. Created in Oedipus when Oedipus needed to get to Thebes, he came across a Sphinx blocking his path who asked him this riddle. He gave the correct answer and went on.
What is the answer for the riddle of the sphnx?
Depends on which one. The most common is: "What walks on 4 legs in the morning, 2 in the evening, and 3 at night?" , in which the answer is: A person. 4 legs as a baby, 2 as an adult, and 3 meaning an old person with a cane.
Can you suggest any mind twisting math questions for class 7?
in the morning it walks in 4 legs and in noon it walks in 2 legs at night 3 legs what s thatanswer : morning means when a baby is born it walks in 2 hands and 2 legs noon means at middle age we walk in 2 legs night means at old stage we walk with 2 legs and a stick . so answer is human
What is the riddle of the Spinx?
What walks on three legs in the afternoon? Answer: Man walks on 4 legs in morning, as in a baby crawling, two legs in afternoon, as adult, and three at night, as a man with a cane
What was the riddle of the sphnix?
The riddle was 'What is the creature that walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon and three in the evening?' The hero Oedipus gave the answer, 'Man,' causing the Sphinx's death. it is correct because babys crawl on all fours we walk on two legs most of our lives and in old age use a walking stick :)
Why does a human walk on 4 feet in the morning 2 feet in the day and 3 feet at night?
He crawls on all fours in the morning of his life, walks upright on two feet in the day of his life and walks with a cane in the night of his life. The answer is hidden in the question. It is human baby that walks on Four during babyhood, Two when he can stand and walk on two legs, in the evening of his life (old age) he is bent and takes a stick in his hand to walk on Three legs. (Read the play: Aedipus Rex by Sophocles.)
