Funny Animals

Funny Animals

121. Green Heron

Have you seen this bird? It's all small and neckless and then FWOOP, huge neck. See also Birds.

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122. Octocorn

A unicorn with eight legs.

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123. Chicken Turtle

An actual breed of turtle in the American southeast, so named because it tastes like chicken.

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124. Shnoodles

Half schnauzer, half poodle, all adorable. See also Dogs.

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125. Pangolins

Only known scaly mammal, a fact that makes them both super cute and widely trafficked.

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126. Turtlephant

See also Made Up.

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127. The Croc Ness Monster

Non-native crocodile that somehow ended up in a lake on the Greek island of Crete and has been helping himself to local ducks and lambs. See also Greek.

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128. Goblin Shark

A particularly frightening-looking, deep-sea shark.

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129. Tardigrades

Also known as water bears, these microorganisms can live anywhere on Earth and look awfully like eight-legged bears in puffy space suits. See also Science.

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130. Harpy Eagle

Bird with a strikingly round face. See also Birds.

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