"UNSEALS VOMIT" is an anagram of the scientific name of what creature?

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 29 Mar 2005 12:38 PST

Not sure about the scientific name, but here are some very
non-scientific possibilities:


VISUAL MONTES


UNVITAL MOSES


LAMINOUS VETS


AMULET VISONS


MISVALUE SNOT


OVUM SALTINES


SATIN VOLUMES


ENVIOUS MALTS


UNVEILS ATOMS



If you have any clue at all about the sort of animal in question, I
might be able to track it down.


pafalafa-ga

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Clarification of Question by thecursedvagrant-ga on 29 Mar 2005 15:06 PST

Yes , I managed to get that far myself. Scientific Nomenclature
doesn't necessarily use genuine Latin words though. They're mostly
made up.

Well, that took some time, but I did get it.  I won't spoil the fun
until an answer is demanded by all and sundry.

Oh, do tell, xarqi-ga.

Oh come on, we've been tearing our hair out at this one for weeks!

I'll tell you what - I'm about to go to bed, and if when I get up I
find no objection here, I'll post the answer.  I wouldn't want to
upset anyone who feels that they are on the verge of a discovery.

Excellent. I'll be waiting.

Still waiting..............

OK - there being no outcry about a premature answer - it is: the mink
(mustela vison).

Wow, xarqi, you're a genius. Great work!

Aw, shucks.

What a player! Thanks from five very grateful guys in Nottingham UK