16 Entries Tagged “Snakes”

Funny Instruments

1. Serpent

An instrument from the renaissance period.

“What the devil is that!?”
― Mendelssohn, upon hearing a serpent.

(He would go on to use the instrument in many compositions.) See also Snakes.

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Funny Animals

2. Blunthead Tree Snake

Also known as Imantodes Cenchoa, this is a snake whose eyeballs each take up 26% of the space in its head. Needless to say, they’re goofy looking. See also Snakes.

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Funny Anti-Jokes

3. What do you call a snake with the head of a pigeon?

Successful. See also Birds, Snakes.

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Funny Euphemisms

4. Necks with Faces

Also known as snakes. See also Reptiles, Snakes.

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Funny Animals

5. Legless Lizards

Seriously, not a snake. See also Reptiles, Snakes.

Added by a Guest on August 13, 2020| 14 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Observations

6. Snakes Are Literally Just Heads with Tails

See also Snakes.

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Funny Animals

7. Arabian Sand Boa

A snake that looks like some kind of kid's sock puppet. See also Snakes.

Added by a Guest on January 16, 2020| 9 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Questions

8. Why Don't Snakes Like High Fives?

Because it reminds them that they don't have any arms. See also Reptiles, Snakes.

Added by a Guest on November 8, 2019| 1 Comment | You Like This |

Funny Euphemisms

9. Danger Noodle Shaky Tail

Watch out, they have death juice on their mouth spikes! See also Snakes.

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Funny Phrases

10. Don't Stomp Snek

The more modern version of "Don't Tread on Me". And it even has 13 letters. See also Snakes.

Added by a Guest on March 4, 2018| 4 Comments | You Like This |

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