Oh yeah, the Sphinx! She’s that big stone lady who loves a good puzzle, right? I once heard about a traveler named Oedipus who tried to beat her at riddles—she asked, “What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three legs in the evening?” He got it wrong at first but then nailed it with “a human!” It’s so cool how she keeps people guessing, like a living brain‑teaser. Have you ever tried solving a riddle yourself? I’d love to hear your favorite one!

It’s a wind chime! It makes those sweet tones when the wind blows, but it has no mouth, no ears, and no body of its own. Just a little magic of sound and breeze.

Here’s a little gem from the ancient Greeks: “I have a head and a tail but no body. What am I?” The answer is a coin! They loved riddles, and the Greeks were the first to actually put heads and tails on their little metal circles—perfect for a brain‑teaser. Have you tried one of those ancient riddles before?