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The Panda Bear. It's not possible to not love Pandas. If I didn't think It would rip my face off, I would love to give one a hug like this guy.
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The mighty Crocodile. They're badass and don't take no shit from nobody. Plus they're a living dinosaur.
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The industrious Beaver. How exactly do they make their homes and dams? Beats me, but I'd put them up against any human in a contest to make them. Plus they're just so damn cute. Btw, I'm still not sure why a woman's hoo-hah is is called a beaver.
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The Otter (river or sea). Even cuter than any beaver, otters just seem so frickin' lovable to me. Plus the way they eat is amazing to watch
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The Platypus. It's an evolutionary masterpiece of confusion. I think it has survived for so long because predators don't know what the hell to make of it. Look at it, ha ha, I mean it's just so, ha ha, just so funny looking, HA HA HA HA HA HA!!! I want one for Christmas!
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Dolphins and Whales. I think dolphins are actually whales, aren't they? Well, they both have holes - you know... BLOWHOLES! I think they're both very intelligent - and maybe even sentient; and the dumb ones are less stupid than our dumb ones. I'd say it's a close contest anyway. I'm not sure which is dumber, beaching yourself, or driving your car into an obvious flood and thinking that your car will magically make it through.
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The ubiquitous squirrel. I always stop to watch when one of them is scampering up and down a tree. Plus I still feel bad that a ran one over with my car a few years ago. :(
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The Orangutan. They're just so hard to resist. Yeah some of the big males can be a little imposing, but to me it's not just about cuteness, but about how similar they seem to us. For me, of all the primates they are the most human like.
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The Porcupine. Well, I wouldn't exactly say they're cuddly, but they are something to behold.
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The Sea Lion and the Seal. Who doesn't love them and their intelligence? I'd rather not see them doing tricks for our enjoyment, but that's another subject.
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The majestic Elephant. I just find them mesmerizing to watch; you can certainly see that there is something going on behind their eyes besides instinct.
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The Whale Shark. Okay I know it's a fish (the biggest fish that exists), but it's still an animal, and a beautiful and graceful one.
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The Great White Shark. All sharks are cool, and a joy to watch - from a safe vantage point. This is not the view that you want to see in person.
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The Kangaroo. I'm pretty sure this animal was brought here by aliens. It would be a hard man that didn't find them a fascinating creature. Just look at those ears! :D
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The Thompson Gazelle. A beautiful creature, and it can jump like a super ball.
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The Bovine family. In particular, the Cow and the Buffalo. I just think they're noble animals. If not for them, who knows, we might not have civilization. As a vegetarian I can't see the point in using them as meat anymore, but I certainly acknowledge that there was a time when they were lifesavers, and I don't judge people that still eat them - I might not be here if people didn't use them in the past. And of course cows are just funny. ;o)
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The Jellyfish. Despite what people might think of them, you can't deny the sometimes breathtaking beauty of these animals.
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The mighty Tiger. They're just awesome animals. I like all the big cats, but these are especially magnificent in my eyes.
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And of course the good old House Cat and Dog. Who can deny them their place in our hearts??
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So that's it. Lot's of animals, I know. I pretty much like them all, and there are more I could add. But these are the ones that hold my attention more than any others for various reasons.
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