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Kenyan Wildlife Words for the imposter game
- Impala
- Dik-Dik
- Eland
- Oryx
- Black Rhino
- Kudu
- Maasai Giraffe
- Waterbuck
- Hartebeest
- Spotted Hyena
- Fruit Bat
- Colobus Monkey
- Vervet Monkey
- Bushbaby
- Rock Hyrax
- Aardvark
- Pangolin
- Honey Badger
- Mongoose
- Jackal
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20 of the 40 words in Imposterly’s Kenyan Wildlife pack, from the Kenya shelf. Family-safe, so kids can play too. New to the game? How to play.
What the words mean
The app shows each word with a line like this, so nobody gets caught out by a word they’ve never heard.
- Impala
- Graceful reddish antelope that leaps high; males have curved horns
- Dik-Dik
- A tiny antelope barely knee-high that lives in pairs
- Eland
- The largest antelope, with heavy spiralled horns
- Oryx
- Desert antelope with long straight horns and a striped face
- Black Rhino
- An endangered two-horned browser with a hooked upper lip
- Kudu
- Antelope with long corkscrew horns and thin white body stripes
- Maasai Giraffe
- Kenya's tallest animal, with jagged leaf-shaped patches
- Waterbuck
- Shaggy antelope with a white ring on its rump
- Hartebeest
- Antelope with a long narrow face and bracket-shaped horns
- Spotted Hyena
- A cackling scavenger and hunter with strong jaws
- Fruit Bat
- A large flying mammal that feeds on figs and mangoes
- Colobus Monkey
- Black-and-white tree primate with a long bushy tail
- Vervet Monkey
- Small grey primate with a black face, a lodge thief
- Bushbaby
- Small, big-eyed night primate with a loud cry
- Rock Hyrax
- Small furry mammal on boulders, a distant elephant cousin
- Aardvark
- Night-time termite eater with a long snout and big ears
- Pangolin
- A scaly anteater that rolls into a tight ball
- Honey Badger
- Fearless black-and-white weasel-like animal that raids hives
- Mongoose
- Small, quick, furry carnivore famous for fighting snakes
- Jackal
- A small wild dog-like scavenger that often hunts in pairs
Everyone’s card says Impala. The imposter’s says Dik-Dik.
That’s Decoy mode: the imposter knows they’re the imposter and gets a word from the same pack to hide behind. In Classic, they get no word at all. How to play
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