Funny Animals

Funny Animals

101. Fainting Goats

Also called myotonic, goats that faint and collapse when they get startled or excited. See also Cute.

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102. Agra Vation

It's a type of beetle in the carabid family, which also includes the famous bombardier beetle. See also Insects.

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103. Tyrannosaurus Deer

An alternative name for a kangaroo. See also Made Up.

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104. Dorkie

Offspring of a Yorkshire Terrier and a dachshund. Often found wearing glasses, and holding a textbook. See also Dogs.

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105. Moon Pigeons

A label NASA applied to the mysterious things astronauts would see on the moon. See also Birds.

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106. Crappies

See also Fish, Scatological.

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107. Heterozygoats

Half-white, half-black goats. See also Genetics, Science.

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108. Mountain Chicken

One of the world's largest frogs. Named after the taste of it's meat. Perhaps not surprisingly, it's endangered.

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109. Sharksucker

Nickname for the remora, a fish known to attach itself to a shark to hitch a ride.

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110. Garden Eels

Often confused with some form of ocean grass. Yech.

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