120+ Cage Riddles with Answers
This collection puts cage wordplay behind bars, then keeps finding new ways out. You will meet the running joke about walls made mostly of gaps, vocabulary such as bars, latches, doors, and locks, and a dominant answer that is simply "cage." The pool also stretches the idea into rib cages, shark cages, bird gear, guards, and other protective enclosures. When this deck runs dry, the Blanket riddles pick up right where these leave off.
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Three Cage riddles, answers included
- I have walls full of holes, yet walking through a wall is impossible. What am I?
- Answer: cage
- What room lets its resident watch the world through every wall?
- Answer: cage
- What prison is famous for having more windows than wall?
- Answer: cage
Cage Riddles
- I have walls full of holes, yet walking through a wall is impossible. What am I?cage
- What room lets its resident watch the world through every wall?cage
- What prison is famous for having more windows than wall?cage
- I swing without a playground and entertain someone with feathers. What am I?bird swing
- What can imprison you without ever blocking your view?cage
- What door becomes most interesting when the bird refuses to use it?an open cage door
- I turn running into staying put, especially for a hamster. What am I?exercise wheel
- What has a tiny door but can make the whole sky feel just one step away?cage
- What wall works best when you can see almost none of it?bars
- I am carried by everyone, protect two vital neighbors, and never need a padlock. What am I?ribcage
- What enclosure makes a shark the visitor and a diver the exhibit?shark cage
- What makes freedom visible while keeping it unreachable?cage
- I hide a bird's view at bedtime without closing its eyes. What am I?bird cage cover
- What kind of room has no privacy because every wall is see-through?cage
- What gets rattled when someone wants a reaction but owns no snake?cage
- I protect fingers from spinning blades by standing exactly where the breeze must pass. What am I?fan guard
- What can be made of gold and still symbolize a miserable life?gilded cage
- What has bars but serves neither drinks nor phone signals?cage
- I am a prison whose inmate may sing beautifully enough to make people smile. What am I?cage
- What protects a young tree by putting the outside world behind bars?tree guard
- What prison can be lifted with one hand?cage
- I surround a bright worker so a bump hurts me before it hurts the light. What am I?work-light guard
- Where can a batter swing hard without ever escaping the walls?batting cage
- What can feel smaller as the world outside looks bigger?cage
- I keep a traveler inside while danger swims freely outside. What am I?shark-diving cage
- What enclosure has a door that can turn captivity into a choice?cage
- What does a lion tamer enter when everyone else hopes the lion stays there?lion cage
- I make a pet travel safely by turning its room into luggage. What am I?pet carrier
- What lock is defeated not by strength, but by noticing what looks ordinary?trick lock
- What room can have a ceiling, floor, walls, and almost no solid surface?cage
- I am a key's cruelest audience: close enough to see, too far away to reach. What am I?key hook
- What keeps a goalkeeper inside the action while hoping the ball gets inside too?goal net
- What kind of walls advertise everything they fail to let you touch?cage
- I pace the same short road until the floor knows every step. What am I?a caged animal
- What enclosure can keep luggage from wandering even though suitcases have no legs?luggage cage
- What gives a bird 360-degree scenery and zero miles of travel?cage
- I rise with an elevator but never carry a passenger. I merely surround its journey. What am I?lift shaft cage
- What can be spacious enough to fly in and still mean you cannot fly away?aviary
- What has an exit that matters more than all its walls combined?cage
- I am worn by no one, yet when shaken I can describe someone's anger. What am I?cage
- What tiny doorway turns a seed delivery into room service?feeder door
- What is a house if the resident needs permission to leave?cage
- I am a round arena where fighters enter willingly, unlike most creatures behind bars. What am I?fight enclosure
- What turns an ordinary latch into the most important object in a bird's world?cage door
- What lets you look everywhere except where you want to go?cage
- I guard a nest by imprisoning the danger rather than the bird, but the danger stays outside me. What am I?nest guard
- What has vertical lines that can turn a landscape into something you only watch?cage
- What room is easiest to see through and hardest to walk out of?cage
- I close with a click that can sound much louder to the one left inside. What am I?latch
- What protects your heart by surrounding it but never trapping it from living?rib cage
- What can be a home, a prison, or protection, depending on which side danger is on?cage
- I am the prisoner's favorite mistake, created when someone forgets one small click. What am I?unlatched door
- What does a hamster conquer every night without getting one inch farther away?hamster wheel
- What has no curtains, yet offers a view from every room?cage
- I turn freedom into geometry: the world continues between my parallel lines. What am I?cage
- What keeps cargo from becoming a passenger during a sudden stop?cargo barrier
- What has bars where nobody orders a drink?cage
- I am a performer's puzzle box, impressive only if the person inside does not stay there. What am I?escape cage
- What protective shell lets air through because stopping the air would defeat its purpose?fan cage
- What can hold a singer without silencing a note?cage
- I am the wall that repeats itself until all the gaps become the point. What am I?cage
- What hangs inside a bird's home but moves most when its passenger goes nowhere?perch swing
- What enclosure is most successful when nothing touches its walls?shark safety cage
- I can make luxury feel like captivity when comfort replaces choice. What am I?a gilded cage
- What protects a bulb by volunteering to be hit first?lamp guard
- What has more gaps than material but can still stop an escape?cage
- I make the outside look close enough to touch, which is exactly why I can feel cruel. What am I?cage
- What opens a prison without moving a single wall?key
- What kind of room can make one missing bar a major renovation?cage
- I protect a driver's head by surrounding the cabin with metal bones. What am I?roll cage
- What turns a harmless gap between bars into a complete change of plans?escape gap
- What can show you freedom in stripes?cage
- I am carried in your chest from birth, but nobody dreams of escaping me. What am I?thoracic cage
- What do you shake figuratively when you deliberately provoke someone?someone's cage
- What room makes an open door look like an invitation to the whole world?cage
- I stop paws at a doorway while letting noses gather all the news. What am I?pet gate
- What does a bird sometimes refuse after humans finally provide the escape they expected it to want?freedom
- What enclosure turns every wall into a reminder of the other side?cage
- I am a prison built from repetition: line, gap, line, gap, all the way around. What am I?cage
- What stops a baseball from turning batting practice into window practice?backstop netting
- What can trap wings while letting songs escape?cage
- I am the small metal decision between staying and leaving. Turn me, and the room changes meaning. What am I?door catch
- What keeps a goalie outside the score while welcoming the ball into it?goal mouth
- What has walls that barely exist until you try to cross them?cage
- I sit between sharp teeth and curious fingers, yet my job requires plenty of empty space. What am I?protective grille
- What can make a creature technically indoors while leaving it under the open sky?outdoor enclosure
- What prison needs holes in its walls to do its job properly?cage
- I am a room where adding a blanket can suddenly create nighttime. What am I?bird cage
- What separates a fighter from the crowd while making sure everyone can still watch?fight cage
- What keeps the resident in while refusing to keep the view out?cage
- I am protection shaped like confinement, wrapped around a machine's most dangerous motion. What am I?machine guard
- What does an escapologist want locked as securely as possible before the audience applauds?escape lock
- What room turns seeing the exit into part of the problem?cage
- I surround a suitcase without packing a shirt, and I care more about theft than wrinkles. What am I?secure luggage enclosure
- What is safer when the dangerous animal is outside and the nervous animal is human?diving cage
- What has bars that make the spaces between them more important than the bars?cage
- I am a wall that air ignores, eyes ignore, but a body cannot. What am I?cage
- What part of a pet enclosure turns cleaning day into a disappearing-floor trick?removable tray
- What room is mostly empty space arranged very carefully?cage
- I give a small climber extra floors without making its home any taller outside. What am I?cage platform
- What keeps a dangerous propeller approachable by making its shield full of holes?propeller guard
- What can make the horizon look close and freedom feel far?cage
- I am built to be noticed by hands and ignored by eyes. My gaps are my greatest feature. What am I?cage
- What protects seedlings from hungry mouths by putting the plants behind metal lines?plant guard
- What prison lets the breeze escape without ever being imprisoned?cage
- I sit beneath small paws collecting what falls, then leave the enclosure before the animal does. What am I?cage tray
- What is the one part an escape artist hopes the audience inspected carefully?padlock
- What room can be locked without hiding anything inside?cage
- I am a tiny staircase whose destination is still inside the same enclosure. What am I?pet ladder
- What protective structure turns a racing car's cabin into something shaped for a crash?safety cell
- What can be locked shut while remaining visually wide open?cage
- I hold water for a small captive without becoming a puddle on the floor. What am I?cage water bottle
- What stands between a zoo visitor and a claw while trying not to stand between their eyes?zoo barrier
- What room is all outline and consequence?cage
- I am a ceiling a climbing hamster treats like a second floor, though gravity disagrees. What am I?wire roof
- What keeps a pet's dinner inside while allowing its face to arrive first?feeding cup
- What can surround freedom without covering the view of it?cage
- I make a room smaller by adding almost nothing but thin lines. What am I?cage
- What protects a light from rough hands while letting the light itself escape freely?bulb cage
- What has a locked door and thousands of tiny windows?cage
- I am the route an animal discovers only after one careless human forgets to secure the latch. What am I?escape route
- What part of your skeleton behaves like protective bars around organs instead of prisoners?ribs
- What prison can cast striped shadows without having blinds?cage
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How to Solve Cage Riddles
These riddles repeatedly turn the cage's contradiction into the clue: its walls are full of openings, so eyes, air, light, and songs can pass while a body cannot. That is why questions about "thousands of tiny windows," walls that barely exist, or bars whose gaps matter most keep pointing back to a cage.
Other clues pivot on what "cage" can mean beyond a captive animal's enclosure. A rib cage protects organs, a shark cage protects the person inside from danger outside, and a roll cage makes confinement protective rather than punitive. The pool also plays with cage idioms and actions. To "rattle someone's cage" means provoke them, while an open or unlatched cage door flips the central idea from captivity to possible freedom.
When to Use These Cage Riddles
This page suits anyone building a cage-themed quiz round, filling a classroom brain break, or entertaining children who know birds, hamsters, and zoo enclosures. The repeated cage answer makes many clues approachable, while variations such as rib cage, exercise wheel, feeder door, and pet carrier keep the set from becoming a single repeated punchline.
For younger groups, start with the animal-home clues and use Kids selections where appropriate. For puzzle clubs or family game nights, mix in Hard clues built around protective meanings and idioms, such as the shark cage, roll cage, or "rattle someone's cage." The pool also works well for a themed scavenger hunt where each solved clue reveals the next station.
More Cage Riddles by Type
Cage Riddles for Kids
41 kid-friendly cage riddles with simple words, safe themes, and answers that make young solvers feel clever.
Example Cage Riddles for Kids
- I have walls full of holes, yet walking through a wall is impossible. What am I? cage
- I swing without a playground and entertain someone with feathers. What am I? bird swing
- I turn running into staying put, especially for a hamster. What am I? exercise wheel
- What enclosure makes a shark the visitor and a diver the exhibit? shark cage
Hard Cage Riddles
For solvers who like a fight: 35 hard cage riddles that resist the first guess, and often the second.
Example Hard Cage Riddles
- What has a tiny door but can make the whole sky feel just one step away? cage
- What makes freedom visible while keeping it unreachable? cage
- What can feel smaller as the world outside looks bigger? cage
- What enclosure has a door that can turn captivity into a choice? cage
Cage Riddles for Adults
41 cage riddles with grown-up wit: subtler wordplay and references, zero crudeness, all challenge.
Example Cage Riddles for Adults
- What prison is famous for having more windows than wall? cage
- What can imprison you without ever blocking your view? cage
- What wall works best when you can see almost none of it? bars
- What gets rattled when someone wants a reaction but owns no snake? cage
Funny Cage Riddles
The punchline crowd: 36 cage riddles built for a laugh, with puns, twists and groan-worthy wordplay included.
Example Funny Cage Riddles
- What kind of room has no privacy because every wall is see-through? cage
- What has bars but serves neither drinks nor phone signals? cage
- Where can a batter swing hard without ever escaping the walls? batting cage
- I keep a traveler inside while danger swims freely outside. What am I? shark-diving cage
Easy Cage Riddles
Warm up with 40 easy cage riddles for quick wins to build momentum before the tricky ones.
Example Easy Cage Riddles
- I hide a bird's view at bedtime without closing its eyes. What am I? bird cage cover
- I am a prison whose inmate may sing beautifully enough to make people smile. What am I? cage
- What prison can be lifted with one hand? cage
- I make a pet travel safely by turning its room into luggage. What am I? pet carrier
Tricky Cage Riddles
35 tricky cage riddles that bait the obvious answer, so read slowly, the trap is in the wording.
Example Tricky Cage Riddles
- What room lets its resident watch the world through every wall? cage
- What door becomes most interesting when the bird refuses to use it? an open cage door
- I protect fingers from spinning blades by standing exactly where the breeze must pass. What am I? fan guard
- What lock is defeated not by strength, but by noticing what looks ordinary? trick lock
What Am I Cage Riddles
The classic guessing game: 41 what-am-I cage riddles that describe themselves clue by clue. Read, commit to a guess, then reveal.
Example What Am I Cage Riddles
- I am carried by everyone, protect two vital neighbors, and never need a padlock. What am I? ribcage
- I surround a bright worker so a bump hurts me before it hurts the light. What am I? work-light guard
- I am a key's cruelest audience: close enough to see, too far away to reach. What am I? key hook
- I pace the same short road until the floor knows every step. What am I? a caged animal
Clever Cage Riddles
52 cage riddles built on a genuinely neat idea rather than a trap: fair on the first read, satisfying on the reveal.
Example Clever Cage Riddles
- What can be made of gold and still symbolize a miserable life? gilded cage
- What protects a young tree by putting the outside world behind bars? tree guard
- What room can have a ceiling, floor, walls, and almost no solid surface? cage
- What kind of walls advertise everything they fail to let you touch? cage
Long Cage Riddles
19 cage riddles with a full setup and room for real misdirection, the ones worth reading out loud.
Example Long Cage Riddles
- I rise with an elevator but never carry a passenger. I merely surround its journey. What am I? lift shaft cage
- I am a round arena where fighters enter willingly, unlike most creatures behind bars. What am I? fight enclosure
- I guard a nest by imprisoning the danger rather than the bird, but the danger stays outside me. What am I? nest guard
- I am the prisoner's favorite mistake, created when someone forgets one small click. What am I? unlatched door
Cage Riddles to Ask Your Friends
39 cage riddles built to stump someone: text one without the answer, watch them squirm, then enjoy the reveal.
Example Cage Riddles to Ask Your Friends
- What does a lion tamer enter when everyone else hopes the lion stays there? lion cage
- What gives a bird 360-degree scenery and zero miles of travel? cage
- What has an exit that matters more than all its walls combined? cage
- What turns an ordinary latch into the most important object in a bird's world? cage door
Short Cage Riddles
In a hurry? 104 bite-size cage riddles that get to the point in one line, perfect to text a friend.
Example Short Cage Riddles
- What keeps a goalkeeper inside the action while hoping the ball gets inside too? goal net
- What enclosure can keep luggage from wandering even though suitcases have no legs? luggage cage
- What can be spacious enough to fly in and still mean you cannot fly away? aviary
- I am worn by no one, yet when shaken I can describe someone's anger. What am I? cage
All 123 Cage Riddles with Answers
1. I have walls full of holes, yet walking through a wall is impossible. What am I?
Answer: cage
2. What room lets its resident watch the world through every wall?
Answer: cage
3. What prison is famous for having more windows than wall?
Answer: cage
4. I swing without a playground and entertain someone with feathers. What am I?
Answer: bird swing
5. What can imprison you without ever blocking your view?
Answer: cage
6. What door becomes most interesting when the bird refuses to use it?
Answer: an open cage door
7. I turn running into staying put, especially for a hamster. What am I?
Answer: exercise wheel
8. What has a tiny door but can make the whole sky feel just one step away?
Answer: cage
9. What wall works best when you can see almost none of it?
Answer: bars
10. I am carried by everyone, protect two vital neighbors, and never need a padlock. What am I?
Answer: ribcage
11. What enclosure makes a shark the visitor and a diver the exhibit?
Answer: shark cage
12. What makes freedom visible while keeping it unreachable?
Answer: cage
13. I hide a bird's view at bedtime without closing its eyes. What am I?
Answer: bird cage cover
14. What kind of room has no privacy because every wall is see-through?
Answer: cage
15. What gets rattled when someone wants a reaction but owns no snake?
Answer: cage
16. I protect fingers from spinning blades by standing exactly where the breeze must pass. What am I?
Answer: fan guard
17. What can be made of gold and still symbolize a miserable life?
Answer: gilded cage
18. What has bars but serves neither drinks nor phone signals?
Answer: cage
19. I am a prison whose inmate may sing beautifully enough to make people smile. What am I?
Answer: cage
20. What protects a young tree by putting the outside world behind bars?
Answer: tree guard
21. What prison can be lifted with one hand?
Answer: cage
22. I surround a bright worker so a bump hurts me before it hurts the light. What am I?
Answer: work-light guard
23. Where can a batter swing hard without ever escaping the walls?
Answer: batting cage
24. What can feel smaller as the world outside looks bigger?
Answer: cage
25. I keep a traveler inside while danger swims freely outside. What am I?
Answer: shark-diving cage
26. What enclosure has a door that can turn captivity into a choice?
Answer: cage
27. What does a lion tamer enter when everyone else hopes the lion stays there?
Answer: lion cage
28. I make a pet travel safely by turning its room into luggage. What am I?
Answer: pet carrier
29. What lock is defeated not by strength, but by noticing what looks ordinary?
Answer: trick lock
30. What room can have a ceiling, floor, walls, and almost no solid surface?
Answer: cage
31. I am a key's cruelest audience: close enough to see, too far away to reach. What am I?
Answer: key hook
32. What keeps a goalkeeper inside the action while hoping the ball gets inside too?
Answer: goal net
33. What kind of walls advertise everything they fail to let you touch?
Answer: cage
34. I pace the same short road until the floor knows every step. What am I?
Answer: a caged animal
35. What enclosure can keep luggage from wandering even though suitcases have no legs?
Answer: luggage cage
36. What gives a bird 360-degree scenery and zero miles of travel?
Answer: cage
37. I rise with an elevator but never carry a passenger. I merely surround its journey. What am I?
Answer: lift shaft cage
38. What can be spacious enough to fly in and still mean you cannot fly away?
Answer: aviary
39. What has an exit that matters more than all its walls combined?
Answer: cage
40. I am worn by no one, yet when shaken I can describe someone's anger. What am I?
Answer: cage
41. What tiny doorway turns a seed delivery into room service?
Answer: feeder door
42. What is a house if the resident needs permission to leave?
Answer: cage
43. I am a round arena where fighters enter willingly, unlike most creatures behind bars. What am I?
Answer: fight enclosure
44. What turns an ordinary latch into the most important object in a bird's world?
Answer: cage door
45. What lets you look everywhere except where you want to go?
Answer: cage
46. I guard a nest by imprisoning the danger rather than the bird, but the danger stays outside me. What am I?
Answer: nest guard
47. What has vertical lines that can turn a landscape into something you only watch?
Answer: cage
48. What room is easiest to see through and hardest to walk out of?
Answer: cage
49. I close with a click that can sound much louder to the one left inside. What am I?
Answer: latch
50. What protects your heart by surrounding it but never trapping it from living?
Answer: rib cage
51. What can be a home, a prison, or protection, depending on which side danger is on?
Answer: cage
52. I am the prisoner's favorite mistake, created when someone forgets one small click. What am I?
Answer: unlatched door
53. What does a hamster conquer every night without getting one inch farther away?
Answer: hamster wheel
54. What has no curtains, yet offers a view from every room?
Answer: cage
55. I turn freedom into geometry: the world continues between my parallel lines. What am I?
Answer: cage
56. What keeps cargo from becoming a passenger during a sudden stop?
Answer: cargo barrier
57. What has bars where nobody orders a drink?
Answer: cage
58. I am a performer's puzzle box, impressive only if the person inside does not stay there. What am I?
Answer: escape cage
59. What protective shell lets air through because stopping the air would defeat its purpose?
Answer: fan cage
60. What can hold a singer without silencing a note?
Answer: cage
61. I am the wall that repeats itself until all the gaps become the point. What am I?
Answer: cage
62. What hangs inside a bird's home but moves most when its passenger goes nowhere?
Answer: perch swing
63. What enclosure is most successful when nothing touches its walls?
Answer: shark safety cage
64. I can make luxury feel like captivity when comfort replaces choice. What am I?
Answer: a gilded cage
65. What protects a bulb by volunteering to be hit first?
Answer: lamp guard
66. What has more gaps than material but can still stop an escape?
Answer: cage
67. I make the outside look close enough to touch, which is exactly why I can feel cruel. What am I?
Answer: cage
68. What opens a prison without moving a single wall?
Answer: key
69. What kind of room can make one missing bar a major renovation?
Answer: cage
70. I protect a driver's head by surrounding the cabin with metal bones. What am I?
Answer: roll cage
71. What turns a harmless gap between bars into a complete change of plans?
Answer: escape gap
72. What can show you freedom in stripes?
Answer: cage
73. I am carried in your chest from birth, but nobody dreams of escaping me. What am I?
Answer: thoracic cage
74. What do you shake figuratively when you deliberately provoke someone?
Answer: someone's cage
75. What room makes an open door look like an invitation to the whole world?
Answer: cage
76. I stop paws at a doorway while letting noses gather all the news. What am I?
Answer: pet gate
77. What does a bird sometimes refuse after humans finally provide the escape they expected it to want?
Answer: freedom
78. What enclosure turns every wall into a reminder of the other side?
Answer: cage
79. I am a prison built from repetition: line, gap, line, gap, all the way around. What am I?
Answer: cage
80. What stops a baseball from turning batting practice into window practice?
Answer: backstop netting
81. What can trap wings while letting songs escape?
Answer: cage
82. I am the small metal decision between staying and leaving. Turn me, and the room changes meaning. What am I?
Answer: door catch
83. What keeps a goalie outside the score while welcoming the ball into it?
Answer: goal mouth
84. What has walls that barely exist until you try to cross them?
Answer: cage
85. I sit between sharp teeth and curious fingers, yet my job requires plenty of empty space. What am I?
Answer: protective grille
86. What can make a creature technically indoors while leaving it under the open sky?
Answer: outdoor enclosure
87. What prison needs holes in its walls to do its job properly?
Answer: cage
88. I am a room where adding a blanket can suddenly create nighttime. What am I?
Answer: bird cage
89. What separates a fighter from the crowd while making sure everyone can still watch?
Answer: fight cage
90. What keeps the resident in while refusing to keep the view out?
Answer: cage
91. I am protection shaped like confinement, wrapped around a machine's most dangerous motion. What am I?
Answer: machine guard
92. What does an escapologist want locked as securely as possible before the audience applauds?
Answer: escape lock
93. What room turns seeing the exit into part of the problem?
Answer: cage
94. I surround a suitcase without packing a shirt, and I care more about theft than wrinkles. What am I?
Answer: secure luggage enclosure
95. What is safer when the dangerous animal is outside and the nervous animal is human?
Answer: diving cage
96. What has bars that make the spaces between them more important than the bars?
Answer: cage
97. I am a wall that air ignores, eyes ignore, but a body cannot. What am I?
Answer: cage
98. What part of a pet enclosure turns cleaning day into a disappearing-floor trick?
Answer: removable tray
99. What room is mostly empty space arranged very carefully?
Answer: cage
100. I give a small climber extra floors without making its home any taller outside. What am I?
Answer: cage platform
101. What keeps a dangerous propeller approachable by making its shield full of holes?
Answer: propeller guard
102. What can make the horizon look close and freedom feel far?
Answer: cage
103. I am built to be noticed by hands and ignored by eyes. My gaps are my greatest feature. What am I?
Answer: cage
104. What protects seedlings from hungry mouths by putting the plants behind metal lines?
Answer: plant guard
105. What prison lets the breeze escape without ever being imprisoned?
Answer: cage
106. I sit beneath small paws collecting what falls, then leave the enclosure before the animal does. What am I?
Answer: cage tray
107. What is the one part an escape artist hopes the audience inspected carefully?
Answer: padlock
108. What room can be locked without hiding anything inside?
Answer: cage
109. I am a tiny staircase whose destination is still inside the same enclosure. What am I?
Answer: pet ladder
110. What protective structure turns a racing car's cabin into something shaped for a crash?
Answer: safety cell
111. What can be locked shut while remaining visually wide open?
Answer: cage
112. I hold water for a small captive without becoming a puddle on the floor. What am I?
Answer: cage water bottle
113. What stands between a zoo visitor and a claw while trying not to stand between their eyes?
Answer: zoo barrier
114. What room is all outline and consequence?
Answer: cage
115. I am a ceiling a climbing hamster treats like a second floor, though gravity disagrees. What am I?
Answer: wire roof
116. What keeps a pet's dinner inside while allowing its face to arrive first?
Answer: feeding cup
117. What can surround freedom without covering the view of it?
Answer: cage
118. I make a room smaller by adding almost nothing but thin lines. What am I?
Answer: cage
119. What protects a light from rough hands while letting the light itself escape freely?
Answer: bulb cage
120. What has a locked door and thousands of tiny windows?
Answer: cage
121. I am the route an animal discovers only after one careless human forgets to secure the latch. What am I?
Answer: escape route
122. What part of your skeleton behaves like protective bars around organs instead of prisoners?
Answer: ribs
123. What prison can cast striped shadows without having blinds?
Answer: cage
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