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

Answer 1

Man (crawls as a baby , walks as a man ,and uses a cane as an elderly person )

Answer 2

Asked by the Sphinx to Oedipus, if I'm not wrong... xD

Man - he crawls on all four feet as a baby, walks upright on two feet as an adult, and walks with a cane - therefore with three feet - as an old man.

Answer 3

I am not sure what the answer is but everyone who answer said human and gives their reason behind it, but you asking What creature goes on four feet in the morning, on two at noon, and three in the evening ? and some of them are saying humans at birth.....but your question is morning, noon, and evening not years.



I don't know!

Answer 4

The answer is Man, who crawls as a baby, walks as an adult, and needs a cane as he ages. This is known as the riddle of the Great Sphynx, located at Giza, in Egypt.

The massive, half lion half Man structure is more than 2500 years old, and is comprised largely of a natural rock formation that was carved and enhanced by the Ancient Egyptians.

Legend has it that travelers would be caught in its paws, and if they could not answer the riddle, the beast devoured them.

Answer 5

That old riddle is still circulating?
A baby in the morning of life, a man in young adulthood, and an old man with a cane at the end of life.

Is this the one the sphinx posed to that Greek guy?

Answer 6

Humans

Answer 7

Man

Crawls on all fours as a baby.

Walks on two feet as an adult.

Uses a cane in old age.


This is a really old riddle.

Answer 8

Humans - baby crawling - 4 legs, human adult - 2 legs, Old age walking stick three legs.

Answer 9

a human (in morning a chair, at noon on legs, and i forgot evening)

Answer 10

Humans. When they're a baby, they crawl. When they're older they walk and then when they're an old person they use a cane.