Here's a tip for those stuck on the "Triceratops is eating something" that should be "Something is eating something". When considering a case when food is "something", keep in mind that the food will be 3 characters long before AND after the bite marks. that's why it says "... ...". So whatever is in between the food will be the bite mark.

Thanks for the tip, i got it. I was not aware i could print out for the tests.

slight change made.

@FArekkusu: I already explained to you below how it works. It's a "moving" pattern, not a simple pattern, that's all. Nonetheless, this is a pattern!

I'm talking about the

...     ...    # 3-5-3 symbols
_C     C}>     # 2-5-3 symbols

not this case exactly. This is what is annoying, the not-really-triceratops case is logical at least, but the difference in dead dino/something pattern length is a joke.

wtf! x) But the string MATCHES the pattern, guys. If you do not see the right pattern, it's up to you. ;o

EDIT: I'll make a slight update in the description... :p

B4B decided it to be a correct case, so whatever, although I agree that making a "universal pattern" and a string which doesn't correspond to it is totally wrong.

there is a pattern. If you don't see it because it has a small trick, it's fine. But there is.

You should respect a pattern then, a 'dead dino' isn't respecting the '... ...' pattern.

We are already 2 people treating this case as a special case, with a simple if (scene === 'uVuuVuuVuuu') return 'A triceratops is eating something.'

Not really, if the string length is 11 than the the string should be interpreted like this: uVu uVuuV uuu, where uVu and uuu are food, and uVuuV is an unknown dino mark.

isn't 'uVuuVuuVuuu' supposed to return 'A triceratops is eating something.' ?