The scene
Nature Museum · Learning roomThe central exhibition card was mistakenly put in a private drawer. A note describes the animal on its label but does not name its owner.
The labels show imaginary workshop animals. Their traits are defined on the information sheets: no conclusion depends on zoology knowledge or interpreting a drawing.
What we know for certain
One of these people put the card in their own drawer. The note describes the label correctly. Only the three stated animal types exist, and their listed traits are exhaustive. Nobody changed labels, lent out keys or helped.
The three accounts
Vera Puig
Educator«My drawer has a neral on it.»
Wili Costa
Illustrator«Mine shows a tavi.»
Xenia Sol
Guide«A lumo appears on my label.»
Examine the evidence
0 of 5 openedOpening these five clues does not cost points.
01The recovered note
It reads: ‘The animal on this drawer has wings and no spots’.
02Nerals
All nerals have wings and round spots. None lacks those spots.
03Tavis
All tavis have wings. Long-tailed tavis have spots; short-tailed ones have none.
04The tavi on the label
Wili’s sheet specifies that his tavi has a short tail. The drawing is complete and does not conceal any spots.
05Lumos
No lumo has wings. All have short tails and unspotted skin, including the one on Xenia’s label.