Funny Animals

Funny Animals

151. Katydid

Or maybe katydidn't, but she's related to Jimminy Cricket. See also Insects.

Added by eSister on January 30, 2014| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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152. Fruit Bats

The largest and only vegetarian bat, it is also known as a flying fox and loves a variety of tiny, sweet bananas called "fruit bat bananas" in the Pacific Islands.

Added by eSister on January 30, 2014| 3 Comments | You Like This |

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153. Nutria

Sounds like a health product, but it's really a bad-tempered, invasive swamp rodent related to a musk rat.

Added by eSister on January 30, 2014| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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154. Havapoo

Google it. A relative of the maltypoo and the shihtzpoo. See also Dogs.

Added by eSister on January 30, 2014| 4 Comments | You Like This |

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155. Drop Bear

A fictional bear in Australia, known to drop out of trees and rip off faces. See also Made Up.

Added by stephedgly on September 17, 2013| 8 Comments | You Like This |

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156. Tree-Kangaroos

They actually exist.

Added by HueyFree12 on March 31, 2013| 1 Comment | You Like This |

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157. Wild Horses

According to popular song, animals inexplicably intent on tearing people apart. Dicks.

Added by Anthony on January 6, 2013| Comment | You Like This |

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158. An Owl with Glasses

Even smarter than a regular owl. See also Birds.

Added by Ryan on October 20, 2012| 5 Comments | You Like This |

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159. Aha Ha Wasp

A species of Australian wasp. The guy who discovered it said "aha", hence the name. See also Insects.

Added by a Guest on June 29, 2012| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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160. Eclyse

Also known as a zorse, a half-zebra, half-horse.

Added by a Guest on May 19, 2012| 1 Comment | You Like This |

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