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Funny Animal Names In Other Languages. Inspired by the thread funny, long, or just plain weird animal names, which contains mostly english names, i thought i’d create this. Why does german rely on such an elaborate process to name things as simple as squirrels? German has a ton of hilarious ones (look up german animal infographic for a laugh) but my favorite is waschbär. Animals have very literal, often amusing names in the german language. What is an 'ink fish', a 'belt animal' and a 'spike pig'? Red woodpecker = palokärki (burn tip) honey bee = mehiläinen. From “bark twain” for a witty canine to “meowzart” for a musical feline, these clever monikers not only tickle our funny bones but also showcase the boundless creativity of pet owners. Der nasenbär (nose bear) das stinktier (stink animal) das faultier (lazy animal) die. A bear that washes shit is a raccoon. So many of our animal names either make no sense or are just funny. Have a look at this short list of funny german animal names:

Why does german rely on such an elaborate process to name things as simple as squirrels? A bear that washes shit is a raccoon. German has a ton of hilarious ones (look up german animal infographic for a laugh) but my favorite is waschbär. So many of our animal names either make no sense or are just funny. Animals have very literal, often amusing names in the german language. Inspired by the thread funny, long, or just plain weird animal names, which contains mostly english names, i thought i’d create this. From “bark twain” for a witty canine to “meowzart” for a musical feline, these clever monikers not only tickle our funny bones but also showcase the boundless creativity of pet owners. Have a look at this short list of funny german animal names: What is an 'ink fish', a 'belt animal' and a 'spike pig'? Red woodpecker = palokärki (burn tip) honey bee = mehiläinen.

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Funny Animal Names In Other Languages So many of our animal names either make no sense or are just funny. German has a ton of hilarious ones (look up german animal infographic for a laugh) but my favorite is waschbär. Red woodpecker = palokärki (burn tip) honey bee = mehiläinen. Why does german rely on such an elaborate process to name things as simple as squirrels? What is an 'ink fish', a 'belt animal' and a 'spike pig'? Have a look at this short list of funny german animal names: Der nasenbär (nose bear) das stinktier (stink animal) das faultier (lazy animal) die. So many of our animal names either make no sense or are just funny. From “bark twain” for a witty canine to “meowzart” for a musical feline, these clever monikers not only tickle our funny bones but also showcase the boundless creativity of pet owners. Inspired by the thread funny, long, or just plain weird animal names, which contains mostly english names, i thought i’d create this. A bear that washes shit is a raccoon. Animals have very literal, often amusing names in the german language.