Funny Animals

Funny Animals

81. Komondor

A large dog that grows dread locks and looks like a walking shag rug. See also Dogs.

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82. Angora Rabbit

Doesn't sound that funny, but you haven't seen one yet.

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83. Sucker-footed Bat

A real animal, and surely a good name for an annoying ex-boyfriend.

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84. Finger Monkey

A.K.A. pygmy marmoset, but could be mistaken for a vulgar hand gesture.

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85. Kookaburra

An Australian bird also called the "laughing jackass," yes indeed. So funny it has a nursery song about it, "Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree...."

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86. Drop Bear

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

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87. Tree-Kangaroos

They actually exist. See also Australia.

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88. Wild Horses

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

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89. An Owl with Glasses

Even smarter than a regular owl. See also Birds.

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90. Aha Ha Wasp

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

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