Funny Animals

Funny Animals

231. Titmice

These birds are also called chickadees. See also Sophomoric.

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232. Space Monkey

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233. Cockapoo

Half cocker spaniel, half poodle, this pup is the alpha and omega of canine sophomoric humor. See also Pets.

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234. Bucketless Walrus

This may be the funniest thing you'll see this year.

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235. Ponies

Ponies can have funny names (like "Winnie") and figure in one of the funniest toy lines of all times, My Little Pony's Twice as Fancy Ponies. See also 80's.

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236. Chupacabra

"Goat sucker" originally spotted in Puerto Rico. See also Fictional.

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237. Dingo

Dingoes can rotate their wrists and use their paws to turn doorknobs.

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238. Sorrel Nag

I once called a friend a "sorrel nag," and he responded, "I'm not a sorrel nag, you're a bay mare." I had no reply to that. See also Literature.

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239. Bontebok

The world's only purple mammal. See also African.

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240. Capybara

A semi-aquatic, South American rodent, Capybaras are often purposely misidentifed as the "world's largest rat" in carnival sideshows.

Added by Chris on January 7, 2007| 1 Comment | You Like This |

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