Anyone know this answer

Originally Posted by Cody

You also forgot to times the cats by 4 to account for the 4 legs.

Ok ok, quit attacking my answer.

I'm gonna ask my friend tommorow and say an answer, hopefully it's right.

are you sure this isn't the riddle?:
"As I was going to St. Ives, I met a man with seven wives. Each wife had seven sacks, each sack had seven cats, and each cat had seven kits. Kits, cats, sacks, and wives, how many were going to St. Ives?"
If you can't figure it out I'll tell you later

Wolflink this riddle isn't anything like that. That riddle was made long to confuse you from the fact that only one person is going to St. Ives. This riddle is trying to figure out how many legs are on the bus.

I have no idea. I would go with Scott's answer since it seems more like a riddle. Of course then there's sophie's cat bus (love that movie) with has a bunch of legs.

Originally Posted by Raccoon Mario

Woops.

2807-49 = 2758

Total Legs = 2758

The bus driver has legs tooooo

Originally Posted by TriforceOfDeath

The bus driver has legs tooooo

The bus driver doesn't deserve legs.

Originally Posted by Cody

This one's tricky, you need to read it carefully

14 legs from seven girls + 1372 legs from big cats (there are 49 backpacks with 7 big cats in each, for a total of 343 big cats) + 9604 legs from small cats.

So about 10990 legs altogether, if I'm right, unless the answer involves some pun about having a leg to stand on or something like that.

Agreed.

10990. Thats it, no driver. Case closed.

this is damn hard
1st/does the bus have legs?
2nd/why does it have to be dora the explorer ?
3rd/is the answer10996

I guess 140!

how many cats are born?

Originally Posted by Linkkenzo

My friend gave me this riddle to solve and he said if I figure it out I get a prize. I thought the answer was 70 but it wasn't.

There are 7 girls on a bus
Each girl has 7 backpacks
Each back back has 7 big cats
and in each big cat there is 7 little cats.

How many legs are there?

I did one of these several days ago.

Lemme figure the answer.

2758 legs in total.

Originally Posted by Cody

14 legs from seven girls + 1372 legs from big cats (there are 49 backpacks with 7 big cats in each, for a total of 343 big cats) + 9604 legs from small cats.

So about 10990 legs altogether, if I'm right, unless the answer involves some pun about having a leg to stand on or something like that.

I concur with Cody. There are 10,990 legs all together. (1 girl = 2 legs, 7 backpacks x 28 big cat legs per backpack = 196) (28 small cat legs per big cat x 7 big cats in a backpack = 196) (Multiply 196 by 7 backpacks = 1,372) Since there's seven "units", multiply 2 (girl legs), 196 (big cat legs), and 1,372 (small cat legs) by 7 but keep each answer separate. Then add the 3 separate answers and voila! You get 10,990! That's the answer Cody (first) and I came up with!

If there is a driver, there will be a total of 10,992 legs. Without the driver, there is a total of 10,990 legs.

The answer is "I don't know"

Because the question is: How many legs are there?...

He could refer to all legs in the world or how many legs there are in Australia.

Just go around and count every single person/Animal's legs in the whole wide world and there you have the answer.

With a few riddle threads going on, it would be best to keep them all under one thread. If you feel like posting a riddle, please do so in here: The World's Hardest Riddle

-BGS