Funny Animals

Funny Animals

201. Chalicotherium

Probably the most bizarre-looking extinct mammal ever, this ancient relative of the horse and the rhino resembled a cross between a bear, a tapir, and a moose, but walked on its knuckles like a gorilla. See also Ancient.

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202. Naked Mole Rats

Yikes. See also Rodents.

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203. Ocelots

A house cat that looks like a leopard. See also Cats.

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204. Krypto the Superdog

Why would Superman name his dog after his weakness anyway? It's like calling a dog "steak knife". See also Cartoons, Dogs, Pets.

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205. Pubic Lice

Very unforgiving little creatures. See also Sophomoric.

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206. Woodpeckers

A type of bird with a hard bill for drilling wood or bark.

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207. Zyzzyva

A tropical weevil often destructive to plants. See also Insects.

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208. Quagga

A now extinct breed of zebra. See also African.

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209. Spotted Cus Cus

A funny looking animal that resembles a lemur.

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210. A Dog Covering It's Face with It's Paws

The act of an embarrassed dog, but only in 80's sitcoms. See also Pets, Television.

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