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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying

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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying	comment	Most writers are mammals, yet we still get some things wrong about mammals. One of the most egregious examples is mistaking cetaceans (whales, dolphins, and porpoises) for fish. Then there's the way that just about any small mammal is mistaken for a rodent, including rabbits, hares, and pikas (lagomorphs)note While lagomorphs are no longer considered rodents, they are the closest to them biologically, being part of the clade Glires; shrews, hedgehogs, and moles (eulipotyphlans, lipotyphlans or "insectivorans"); bats (chiropterans); and weasels (mustelid carnivorans). Another example is referring to saber-toothed cats, mammoths, and other Pleistocene megafauna as dinosaurs just because they are fierce and extinct, and/or portraying them as being around during the Mesozoic era. They are extinct like the non-avian dinosaurs, yes, but they went extinct within the last 12,000 years, while dinos did so 66 million years ago. The orders which saber-toothed cats and mammoths (Carnivora and Proboscidea, respectively) are part of didn't even exist yet when the dinos kicked the bucket. The key word here is Pleistocene, the sixth epoch of the Cenozoic ("Age of Mammals") era, which follows the Mesozoic. Yet another egregious example is when woolly mammoths are portrayed in a tropical or dry environment, despite the long fur being meant for insulation against cold temperature. Extinct proboscideans native to such habitats were as bald as modern elephants are. People also draw male kangaroos with pouches, which only the females possess; elephants drinking with their trunks instead of sucking up the liquid with their trunks and then squirting it into their mouths, like real elephants; gorillas beating their chests with clenched fists, rather than open or cupped hands like real gorillas; rabbits with paw pads and button noses like a cat or a dog, as opposed to the fur-covered paws and "V"-shaped noses real rabbits have; mice being caught by the tail in snaptraps instead of being killed by the snaptrap; rodents with canine teeth; and on and on. Nothing to do with breasts. Yes, all mammals have mammary glands for, well, obvious reasons, but it's not the focus here. For that issue, see Non-Mammal Mammaries. Subtrope of Artistic License â€“ Biology and Informed Species. See also Funny Animal Anatomy and Misplaced Wildlife. Subtropes: Aardvark Trunks Alpha and Beta Wolves: Now accepted to be a misconception from observing captive wolves. DNA studies of wild wolfpacks have shown that they're in fact families led by the other wolves' parents. Blind Bats: Being nocturnal, bats were popularly assumed to be blind. They're not, and while many bats do forage and navigate primarily by echolocation, many others, particularly fruit bats, have very good eyesight. Blown Upward by a Blowhole Canine Confusion Constantly Lactating Cow: Female cattle, like other mammals, lactate when they have calves to feed. Huggy, Huggy Hippos: Hippopotami may be cute, but they are in fact some of most dangerous and ill-tempered herbivores on the planet. Even top predators like lions avoid them. Kangaroo Pouch Ride Killer Gorilla: Gorillas are certainly strong, but they're herbivores and not prone to violence. Most other great apes are similar, chimpanzees being a notable exception. Lactating Male Messy Pig Somewhere, an Equestrian Is Crying: Artistic license for horses and their kin in particular. Suicidal Lemmings White-Tailed Reindeer Wolves Always Howl at the Moon: Wolves howl to communicate with other wolves; they don't particularly care about the Moon.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_10917acb	comment	The Snorks: One episode has what's clearly a baleen whale referred to as a killer whale, which is also shown trying to eat a baby whale like a killer whale would, despite its lack of teeth.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_112decbc	comment	The original Planet of the Apes films have gorillas as the violent, militaristic apes. But in reality, chimps are known to be much more violent than gorillas. Probably a case of Science Marches On, as gorillas were often depicted as violent in the past. Also probably why the 2001 version had a chimp as the main antagonist. Also, the orangutans are the leaders of the ape society due to their wise looks and supposed social skills... and it's been proven they often live very far from each other (researchers might spend years seeing the same orangutan over a large area). It's funny that they make fun of the "apes mistaken for monkeys" thing in the Planet of the Apes (2001) remake, but played straight in that to make them seem more attractive, the female apes were given eyebrows, something real apes do not have, and human-sized breasts, evident when the female ape is being "sexy" for the Senator Nado.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_13987c8a	comment	In A Night in the Lonesome October, the bat Needle eats three grapes and a plum without his stomach exploding. The largest bat species in Europe is only half the size of a plum, and it's a bird-eating carnivore. Bubo, being a pack rat, has no business being in England or scavenging the Good Doctor's research leavings. Pack rats are North American, and herbivorous.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_1973b10a	comment	In Sonic Unleashed, a Running Gag is Chip offering chocolate to whomever he meets. This includes Tails (a fox) and a phoenix (a giant bird). Chocolate is very bad for animals. Notably, Sonic is also able to consume chocolate, ice cream, and other things that would make a real hedgehog very sick, if not outright kill them.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_1d6b3d71	comment	George of the Jungle (2007): One episode has a rhinoceros skeleton with the horns still intact as if they were bones. A rhino's horn is made up of keratin, so when the animal dies it would have rotted away with the flesh if not quicker.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_1db3710	comment	Peter & the Wolf: At one point in this 2006 animated adaption, the wolf slashes Peter across the face with its claws. While this is not technically impossible, it is still odd for a wolf. Wolf claws are dull because they are used for traction while running and cannot be retracted. Swatting with a paw is a very cat-like action, and not something canines tend to do because they rely mainly on their jaws for fighting. Also, wolves and other canines would have difficulty slashing like that because their shoulders don't easily allow for that kind of motion.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_1f19e521	comment	In Tom Sawyer (2000), Tom's skunk classmate has a clothespin near the tip of his tail, which was pointless as skunk musk actually comes from anal glands.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_2212773a	comment	Angel: In the episode "Through the Looking Glass", the gang is discussing the picture of a male red deer. Had Wesley simply used the term "hart" or "stag" in the layman fashion (to refer to any male red deer regardless of its age), it might not have been accurate, but it wouldn't have been comment-worthy. Unfortunately, he goes into detail saying a hart is "a male red deer or staggard" indicating the scriptwriters may have attempted to research the proper naming convention that exists for male red deer (that or they thought a "stag" and "staggard" meant the same thing). A staggard is a male red deer in its fourth year of life. A stag is a male red deer in its fifth year of life. A hart is a male red deer over five years old (i.e., in its sixth year of life). The picture itself shows a 10-point deer (5 tines on each antler) which is a "great hart" (a stag over six years old, i.e., seven years old or older with 10-16 tines). By using generalised layman terms, it all could have been handwaved as an ordinary conversation or at least the "hart" being a contraction of "great hart" where the picture itself was concerned. The attempt to be clever by referring to "staggard" simply exposed that the writers had been sloppy about research.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_22d74b2e	comment	Mariel of Redwall, of the Redwall series, mentions Gabool the Wild having gold replacements for his canine teeth. Sadly, he is a rat, and rats do not have canine teeth to begin with. Judging by the illustrations of Gabool, the author may have meant his incisors ... which would only cause more problems, as rodent incisors grow constantly from their roots and would push replacements out in a matter of weeks. Nor would gold, a soft metal, be anywhere near durable enough for a rodent's gnawing needs.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons: Tigers are constantly portrayed as being only orange with black stripes, lacking the white on their muzzles, cheeks, paws, and undersides. "Luca$", however, showed a tiger with realistic colors and patterns. The koalas in "Eight Misbehavin'" are shown devouring the carcass of an antelope without ill effects, even though koalas can only ingest gum (or eucalyptus) leaves. They are also drawn with only one thumb instead of two, though that may be because everyone has Four-Fingered Hands. In "Bonfire of the Manatees", Caleb claims manatees and dugongs are the same animal, when they aren't (though they are both sirenians aka sea cows). Manatees are also portrayed being able climb onto dry land like seals, whereas they are purely aquatic dwellers. In the third act of "Treehouse of Horror XI", dolphins have no trouble moving on land (by Tailfin Walking) and are not worried about dehydration or sunburn. Plus there's the whole "dolphins used to live on land until humans banished them into the ocean where they suffered for millions of years" thing.note While ancestors of dolphins and other cetaceans did live on land, they were still hoofed quadrupeds then and they gradually evolved for sealife. By the time the first humans appeared, cetaceans have already become sea creatures. Of course, the Treehouse of Horror episodes aren't known for realism anyways. They did throw in a bit of accuracy by having King Snorky's mouth not sync when he speaks, referencing to the fact dolphins use their blowholes for communication since they cannot breathe through their mouths. "Simpson Safari" has a rhino hatching from an egg, a giraffe living underground, and a hippo being afraid of water. All of which are Played for Laughs and lampshaded by Lisa. Rabbits, squirrels, and chipmunks are frequently drawn with button noses and vaguely human-like faces, though exceptions have occurred. Bighorn sheep and elks are drawn with noses more like a dog's than in real life. Beavers are drawn with white incisors, although the one in "D'oh Canada" is more accurately drawn with yellowish incisors. The guinea pigs in "The War of Art" hardly look like real guinea pigs, which is jarring considering "Brother's Little Helper" showed guinea pigs that looked accurate. "E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)" had an Asian elephant with visible tusks referred to as female. Unlike the African elephant, where males and females will have tusks (though the males' are bigger), in Asian elephants, the males tend to have the iconic tusks while females usually lack them. In the rare cases females do have tusks, they're called tushes, and are only visible when the female opens her mouth. In "Bart Gets Hit By a Car", Mr. Burns has a rhinoceros trophy which he describes as "the last Indonesian rhino on Earth". Not only there is no species called an Indonesian rhino in real life, but Indonesia actually has two kinds of rhinos, the Javan rhino and the Sumatran rhino (both still extant, but critically endangered). Also, the trophy looks more an African species of rhino than any of the Indonesian species. In "Mr. Lisa's Opus", an adult Lisa claims that rhinos are extinct, alluding to the fact that rhinos are (were?) endangered. This is a bit of a stretch considering there are some rhino species which populations have been recently increasing. At least the southern white rhinoceros, the south-western black rhinoceros, and the Indian rhinoceros would still be extant in Lisa's adult years. "Bart's Comet" has this line: In "Worst Episode Ever", Bart and Milhouse watch a police tape. In the video, Flanders turns in Homer for releasing a radioactive ape into his house. The ape makes an appearance at the end of the episode, and it looks like a baboon (which are monkeys, not apes). Averted in "Homer's Phobia", which showed reindeer that actually look like reindeer for once.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_32a01588	comment	Monstro from Disney's Pinocchio is a sperm whale with upper teeth and lines on his belly. Real sperm whales only have lower teeth and do not have lines on their belly. Belly lines only appear on baleen whales, and sperm whales are toothed whales. Not to mention his head is much too wide and his mouth is cavernous; real sperm whales have laterally-flattened heads with a skinny lower jaw.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_400469e	comment	Calvin and Hobbes: Calvin's mother once told him not to take Hobbes into a lake the family was camping by because "tigers don't swim very well". Cats Hate Water doesn't apply to tigers. Another strip has Calvin describing bats as bugs, simply because they fly and they're ugly and hairy. Typically, everyone calls him out on it.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_40ecca14	comment	In Balto II: Wolf Quest, Balto's daughter Aleu is noted as being more wolfish than even her father. Considering that she's a second generation wolf-dog (and her mother is a purebred Husky), this is very unlikely. Her fur color isn't even wolf-looking: she has brown fur and blue eyes.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_43662a49	comment	Yin Yang Yo! had at least one episode where Yin and/or Yang throw up. However, since Yin and Yang are rabbits, they shouldn't be able to vomit.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_455e3038	comment	King of the Hill: In one episode, when Bobby gets a summer job for a guy who cleans poop off lawns, he and his employer gross out his folks by describing an incident at work: their discovery of deposits of gigantic turds, scattered all over an estate's grounds. Turns out it was alpaca poo, as a neighbor's damaged fence had let a whole herd go trespassing ... and it also turns out that the writers chose the worst possible animal to blame it on, as alpacas produce lots of tiny "beans" of dung, and herds of them do so all in one place. Obscure, but a single phone call to a petting zoo could've rectified this one.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_460f6c24	comment	It's funny that they make fun of the "apes mistaken for monkeys" thing in the Planet of the Apes (2001) remake, but played straight in that to make them seem more attractive, the female apes were given eyebrows, something real apes do not have, and human-sized breasts, evident when the female ape is being "sexy" for the Senator Nado.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_46518682	comment	The Sesame Street segment "African Animal Alphabet" states that "C is for cheetah running underneath the moon". Cheetahs are diurnal.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_468bebb0	comment	Averted in the Discworld. Don't call the Librarian a monkey. In fact, don't even say the word, or any combination of words that could sound like "monkey". It makes him displeased. Remember "Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, especially simian ones. They aren't that subtle." Granny Weatherwax once Bowdlerized a summary of Nanny Ogg's favorite song as being about "a rodent that can't be persuaded to be bothered by anything". The actual song title is "The Hedgehog Can Never Be Buggered at All", and hedgehogs are eulipotyphlans ("insectivorans" of traditional usage), not rodents. In Pyramids, internal monologue of the camel You Bastard has him decide to start galloping away from a threat. He actually uses the word "gallop" in his train of thought, but camels physically can't do this: they just speed up their usual pacing gait - alternately moving both left or both right legs - if they're in a hurry.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_49ad83ee	comment	World of Warcraft had inaccurate animations for certain mounts, including horses that run like cheetahs (with legs outstretched in the suspension phase rather than collected), and galloping elephants and mammoths (which, given their huge size and weight, would cripple their kneecaps if they did this in real life). These animations have since been replaced with more accurate ones.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_4a25ac6c	comment	None of the city cats in Varjak Paw can hunt for food. Pigeons are too fast for them, so they scavenge off of human scraps instead. This is unlikely for cats. At least some of them should be able to hunt.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_4b87fcc2	comment	Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts: The first sign of Kipo's nature as a human/mutant hybrid is when she develops vertically slitted pupils. However, he mutant form is a jaguar — and jaguars, like all big cats, have oval pupils, not slitted ones.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_4e3f0242	comment	Humble Beginnings is a RWBY oneshot about Zwei but it's off when it comes to dog development. Zwei can remember things from when he was a day old, opens his eyes within a week of birth, and is weaned in under a month without his mother around to wean him.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_4e433e78	comment	In Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Tim the Enchanter refers to the Killer Rabbit as a "bad-tempered rodent". Rabbits are not rodents!
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_529ee66	comment	The Western cartoons also had Dr. Robotnik derisively call Sonic a "rodent", which hedgehogs are not.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_534a2b3e	comment	In The Legend of the Titanic, dolphins can jump as high as Titanic decks and even fly for a short amount of time by flapping their fins. It should be obvious to anyone with any grasp of biology — or hell, logic — why this doesn't work.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_56cb92c3	comment	In Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) Rocket is frequently referred to as a rodent, which raccoons arenâ€™t. It's justified in that it's normally said derogatorily, something which Rocket drunkenly makes clear actually hurts him immensely on Knowhere.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_591e9935	comment	Bravelands: Baboons are referred to as having "claws". In reality, baboons have nails like humans. In the books, baboons have the ability to create rudimentary tools. In real life, chimpanzees have shown this ability, but not baboons. Zigzagged with the way lions taking over prides is presented. It is mentioned that lions usually kill the previous cubs of the pride. Titan attempts this but ultimately decides to let Valor live.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_5dfc7572	comment	The Angry Beavers: Norbert and Daggett hardly resemble actual beavers, which is frequently lampshaded throughout the show. They still have white incisors and actually eat wood stereotypical of cartoon beavers. "Moby Dopes" has an orca that eats humans, something real orcas don't do.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_5fe1a299	comment	Guardian Cats and the Lost Books of Alexandria: Polo, a ferret, has a Sweet Tooth. Ferrets are obligate carnivores who can't taste sweetness. Bait is a purebred Russian Blue who has won several awards at cat shows. His eyes, however, are the wrong colour. He has yellow eyes, which are considered a flaw in show cats. Show Russian Blues must have green eyes.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_69b0b659	comment	Downplayed in Sabrina: The Animated Series with a Running Gag. On occasion, Salem would mention not having thumbs due to being turned into a cat. Technically, cats have something called a dewclaw, which bears some resemblance to a thumb.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_6ba20f54	comment	Fu-Fu the bat, from Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat, has three fingers hands where her thumbs should be (in real life, a batâ€™s wings are their hands, so Fu-Fu essentially has four hands despite being a normal bat).
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_6ccd7b51	comment	In Off-White, a conversation between Othala and Raigho suggests that a female wolf leading a pack is unusual. In reality, wolf packs are a nuclear family structure, and having the eldest female parent lead a pack is not at all unusual. The pack is shown hunting a bull elk. This is (possible but) unlikely because wolves, like most predators, usually target the sick, the young, the weak and anything else less hard to catch than a healthy adult animal. There are a blue-eyed and a red-eyed raven, and Iki, a wolf, has blue eyes, mostlynote young wolves have blue eyes, but they change color as they get older unnatural colors for those animals. This is intentional, it indicates the color of their spirits.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_6ecaff2e	comment	In Scribblenauts, writing "monotreme" gives you a porcupine (not an echidna, an actual porcupine).
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_727e758f	comment	The Old Man of the Mountain: The animal at the beginning, which is apparently a mountain lion, has a mane. Unlike lions (which are a different species), mountain lions do not have manes. This may or may not have been intended as a Visual Pun.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_74a4c704	comment	Kingdom Hearts: In Atlantica, there is a dolphin with vertical tail flukes like a fish.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_7579423f	comment	Clanker from Banjo-Kazooie is claimed to be a metal whale note He has a blowhole. despite the fact that he has gills. His teeth also make him look like a shark.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_791e7b7f	comment	Zootopia: A few domesticated-looking Funny Animals such as sheep and pigs exist in the world. However, the movie's premise is that humans never existed to produce a domesticated version of this animals. Maybe they domesticated themselves? Nangi is a female Indian elephant with visible tusks. Most female Asian elephants lack tusks, and they're only visible when the mouth is open in those who do.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_7ad3d8a9	comment	Watership Down: In the animated series, all the rabbits have pads on the bottoms of their paws.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_7c038c18	comment	Phineas and Ferb: In one episode, someone pitches ideas for an "inaction figure" based on Perry the Platypus, one of which is "The Mad Marauding Marsupial of Death." Right continent, wrong kind of mammal. The platypus is a monotreme, not a marsupial. Ferb also once stated that the platypus is the only mammal that lays eggs; this is inaccurate, as the Echidna also lays eggs. In another, Candace calls Perry Phineas's stupid rodent pet. Rodents have teeth, while platypuses do not — among innumerable other differences. Granted, this one can probably be chalked up to merely being an insult. Perry is also occasionally depicted as having a full set of teeth. Baby platypus do have teeth and extinct platypus species had molars, and living adult platypi lack them. This could probably be chalked up to anthropomorphism.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_7de63da7	comment	The short film Dream Come True (A Mule Mom's Story) has a "coyote" that is clearly a wolf that just sounds like a coyote. It also has a Golden Pheasant who looks like a chicken.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_7ed7da5d	comment	The Magic School Bus Explores the World of Animals: A springhare is portrayed as a rabbit, despite being correctly described as resembling a cross between a mouse and a kangaroo. The game states jaguars do not roar, when they do in real life (and are shown doing so in the game). It also states jaguars are preyed on by anacondas, which is somewhat true, but jaguars are just as likely to prey on anacondas in real life.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_7f9dbbcd	comment	Far Cry 3: Tapirs can be killed by chasing them into water so they drown (even though real tapirs take to the water to escape predators). Not to mention they are referred to as "Asian tapirs", when they have the coloring of a Baird's tapir (native to South America). Interestingly, the game also has a Malayan tapir, but it's referred to as a "white-bellied tapir" and is regarded as an alternative skin coloring. White tigers are portrayed with yellow eyes, despite having blue eyes in real life. This mistake is fixed in Far Cry 4.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_7f9dbbce	comment	White tigers are portrayed with yellow eyes, despite having blue eyes in real life. This mistake is fixed in Far Cry 4.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_8124a34e	comment	Barbie: The Barbie Newborn Pups toy has a dog who gives birth to puppies via pushing down on her legs. Except that the puppies are "born" by falling straight down from her abdomen rather than coming out from under her tail, where a dog's vaginal opening actually is.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_8125b468	comment	Bats are not rodents, something that most Batman writers apparently don't know. It's lampshaded sometimes. Usually it's just for humor, especially when a character curses or just disses Batman. "I could write a hell of a paper on a man who dresses like a flying rodent." "You couldn't even handle one man dressed up like a flying mouse?!"
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_90a3a7f4	comment	Kim Possible: Ron Stoppable has a pet naked mole rat named Rufus that he carries around with him. This would be incredibly difficult in real life as, despite being mammals, naked mole rats are eusocial and cold-blooded, relying on the warmth of their colony or the coolness of their inner dens to regulate body temperature. Rufus is also shown eating cheese, but real naked mole rats eat potatoes and yams (multiple times, as they even eat their own poop to re-digest them).
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_93b6f384	comment	Ape Escape: Pretty much okay as a title for the game, yet everyone seems to call the titular primates monkeys. This is a case of Lost in Translation, as the original title was "saru getchu"; Saru meaning monkey. Although this becomes a case of Accidentally-Correct Writing, when you realize apes are technically monkeys or simians.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_93e3f14e	comment	Tarzan: Tarzan's often able to win over others' sympathy through his eyes, including the gorillas. In reality, gorillas do not like direct eye contact, perceiving it as a challenge. Locking eyes with one of them is demanding a fight. A human walking on his knuckles as Tarzan does would be extremely painful, and cause severe damage to the bones in the hands. Gorillas get away with this due to thicker knuckle bones and arms longer than their legs, unlike humans. As he's spent most of his life walking on all fours, Tarzan's pretty fortunate that his back isn't wrecked as well. The alpha baboon has the colorful face of a mandrill, something real baboons lack. The female African elephants in the film are portrayed without tusks. Female Asian elephants have no tusks, but African ones do. Played for Laughs with Tantor's trunk, which he accurately uses as a snorkel like real elephants... and as a periscope, complete with radar noises! Does he have eyes inside his trunk? Or maybe it's just a visual representation of him sniffing? Sabor, the leopard that killed Tarzan's family when he was only an infant, is somehow still alive and dangerous when Tarzan is an 18-20 year old adult, despite the fact that leopards don't usually live past their late teens. There are exceptions, but such an elderly cat would definitely not be so insanely fast and agile. Nor would it likely have retained claim to the same territory for two decades without being displaced by a younger rival. Sabor is shown to have slitted pupils. Big cats actually have round pupils, while slit-pupils are present only in smaller cats. Albeit with great difficulty, Tarzan does manage to physically hold Kerchak back to stop him from attacking Jane. Though it is difficult to gauge their strength with any precision, a silverback male gorilla usually tips the scales at about 400 pounds and is many times strong than any human. A human attempting to take on an angry silverback in real life would literally be crushed in a heartbeat. Hippos are portrayed as docile and passive creatures, one is even shown letting young Tarzan ride on its snout. Anyone with even a faint familiarity with hippos knows that in Real Life they're the exact opposite. Luckily, this is fixed in the TV series. Hippos are also shown feeding on water plants in the daytime, something real hippos don't do. It's easy to miss, but Professor Porter refers to rhinos and baboons as Rhinoceros bihornius and Theropithecus babunious respectively, neither of which are the actual scientific names of any real life species of rhinoceros or baboon. Rhinoceros bicornis (not bihornius) was the actual scientific name of the black rhinoceros during the time period the movie takes place, though (it was renamed to Diceros bicornis in 1911, with the genus Rhinoceros kept for the one-horned Asian species). Theropithecus is a legitimate genus, but it refers to the gelada, a unique baboon species living in the Ethiopian highlands rather than the tropical rainforests where the movie takes place; all other baboons belong to the genus Papio. On the other hand, this is averted when Kerchak pounds his chest; he does it with open hands like real gorillas, rather than clenched fists like in most cartoons. Unfortunately, the TV series forgets this and has gorillas pound their chests with clenched fists.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_961eeacc	comment	Donkey Kong: Diddy Kong is often called a chimpanzee (and, in some instances, referred to as Donkey Kong's nephew), even though he has a tail. In fact, the Kongs themselves. Having the same last name implies they're more or less related, despite them being very different species of apes and monkeys. Cross-species adoption, maybe? Worse, Cranky Kong is explicitly the original DK from the arcade game. He was a gorilla then. He's currently somewhere between Chimp and Baboon, with a demonstrably different bone structure, body shape, set of limb proportions, and cranial shape. Miniature Senior Citizens as applied to non-human primates? For that matter, they're nearly all colored brown, one color non-human apes DON'T come in.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_976efc02	comment	The Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode "King Dinosaur" has Joel and the 'Bots mistaking a kinkajou for a lemur. Kevin Murphy acknowledges this in The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Amazing Colossal Episode Guide:
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_9a7a61a	comment	Sonic the Comic tries to avoid Carnivore Confusion in a World of Funny Animals by making everyone vegetarian. The problem is that some of the animals, including Sonic himself, are actually carnivorous.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_9acdda28	comment	In Watership Down, the Heartbeat Soundtrack at the end of the "Bright Eyes" sequence is from a human heart, not the much, much faster one of a rabbit.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: All PokÃ©mon capable of breeding lay eggs, even those based on mammals. In real life, most mammals bear live young, except for the monotremes. This is likely done to avoid teaching children the truth about mammalian reproduction before they are ready. Nevertheless, many fan works depict these PokÃ©mon bearing live young like most of their real-life counterparts. And considering that things like sentient rocks and possessed dolls and walking trees also hatch from eggs, mammals coming from eggs is one of the less weird examples.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_a03824e8	comment	Gorilla Grodd, a supervillain from the DC Universe who is a, shock, gorilla, is frequently shown eating people, especially when Grant Morrison is writing him. Gorillas, presumably even super-intelligent telepathic gorillas mutated by aliens, are actually herbivores. But Grodd's certainly the sort to eat someone For the Evulz even if he'd have trouble digesting them. Geoff Johns repeatedly portrays Grodd as more sadistic than Flash's other rogues because, despite his intelligence, he's "a wild animal" and therefore inherently savage. Past writers have, more accurately, portrayed regular gorillas as Gentle Giants and that, if anything, Grodd's intelligence allows him to subvert that nature.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_a0e4a1cb	comment	Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie: The Framing Device of the movie starts with a family of porcupines causing the veggies' bus to crash when the mother fires her quills at one of its tires (with one of the baby porcupines nailing Bob the Tomato in the behind with a quill of its own afterward). As noted above, porcupines can't shoot their quills, which are specialized hairs and don't detach until they get stuck in an attacker. The commentary by Larry and Mr. Lunt actually acknowledges this, with Larry stating that the in-universe film crew had to use special effects to fire the quills.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_b37304ba	comment	Rick Riordan referred to weasels as rodents in The Heroes of Olympus: The House of Hades.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_b4967d43	comment	Sonic the Hedgehog: Knuckles looks nothing like an echidna. Not even remotely. Few Sonic characters resemble the animals they are based on, with Tails being the closest to looking like an actual fox (barring the two tails, of course). The Western cartoons also had Dr. Robotnik derisively call Sonic a "rodent", which hedgehogs are not. Several countries mistranslated "hedgehog" as "porcupine" (though, ironically, Sonic being a porcupine would make Robotnik's "rodent" assessment accurate). Sonic's inability to swim was due to Sega thinking real hedgehogs couldn't swim, when they actually can. Sonic's favourite food is chili dogs, which are mentioned in Sonic Unleashed as being quite spicy. Humans are the only mammals who willingly eat spicy foods, as spiciness is supposed to be a deterrent that plants use to stop mammals from eating them. Capsaicin is not an irritant to non-mammals, and birds are known to be fond of peppers. Sonic's best friend is a fox. In real life, foxes eat hedgehogs. Even ignoring the biological impossibility of a fox being born with two tails, there is no way, anatomically speaking, that Tails should be able to spin his tails like a propeller to lift himself into the air the way that he does - spinning both tails in the opposite direction, which would just result in them getting twisted together. And even if he did spin them in the same direction, it's very unlikely he'd be able to spin them fast enough to actually provide enough lift to get his body off the ground. In Sonic Unleashed, a Running Gag is Chip offering chocolate to whomever he meets. This includes Tails (a fox) and a phoenix (a giant bird). Chocolate is very bad for animals. Notably, Sonic is also able to consume chocolate, ice cream, and other things that would make a real hedgehog very sick, if not outright kill them.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_cec8635a	comment	Survivors: Realistically, a lot of the dogs should have a tougher time surviving in the wild than depicted. Sweet, for example, is a Greyhound. Due to their low body fat, they're known for getting injured very easily and getting cold very easily. Sweet still fares perfectly well in cold forest environments and is powerful enough to quickly become a Beta and then later become an Alpha. Alfie is also pretty athletic for a British Bulldog. He's never shown any difficulty keeping up with the other dogs. Bulldogs in general are known for only being able to run in spurts due to breathing issues. Dogs are depicted as monogamous, unlike real dogs. This is accurate for the wolf characters, however dogs aren't monogamous like Grey Wolves are. Dogs follow the outdated pack hierarchy system. Alphas are the leaders, betas are the second-in command, omegas are the lowest of the caste, everything is decided with fighting, etc. This system is considered inaccurate to how wolf packs actually work. It's fine for the protagonists as they're unrelated dogs, but Alpha implies all packs should be like this. The dogs do not like scavenging on waste left by longpaws, finding it demeaning and unsuitable for wild dogs. However, real feral dogs do scavenge a lot (possibly more than they hunt). Real feral and stray dogs are also awfully clumsy hunters compared to wolves, but the dogs in Survivors are much more effective. The characters form packs like wolves. Studies have indicated that domestic dogs don't do this. They scavenge (or hunt) smaller prey either individually or in parallel from one another. Sweet has a lengthy screaming birth. Dog births are usually much easier and less painful than human births. The Fierce Dogs are vicious but dimwitted dogs. In real life, Dobermanns are a notoriously intelligent breed. They're, in fact, considered one of the smartest dog breeds. The Fierce Dogs are also naturally blood-thirsty, with even the White Sheep Storm being unusually violent for a pup. Dobermanns (especially American ones) aren't nearly as dog aggressive as the Angry Guard Dog trope makes them seem. Alfie is a "small" dog that is so fragile he's killed with one hit of Alpha's (a German Shepherd/wolf hybrid) paw. Alfie is a Bulldog, which are on average 18-23 kg (40-50 lb). Foxes are described as living in "packs" and having "cubs". A group of foxes is actually a "skulk" or "leash" while the most common term for a young fox is a "kit". This could all be chalked up to dogs using their terminology on foxes, except that there's a fox kit named "Cub Fire".
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_d86bfc7e	comment	Wabbit: A Looney Tunes Production: Parodied in the segment "Bugs Bunny?", where Bugs gets rejected by a colony of more accurate-looking rabbits because he doesn't act or look like them.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_db5bb823	comment	Leo the Lion: What's not wrong with the animals in this film? Well, here are a few examples: Leo's pride shows five male lions running the pride, when real-life prides have one or two males in charge. Five male lions in charge is begging for lots of infighting for power. As lions are obligate carnivores, they can't choose to be vegetarians. Leo's body frame, which the movie tries to say is good because of a vegetarian lifestyle, is less sleek and more emaciated. Due to the way embryos are formed, it'd be impossible for baby elephants' tails to be connected at birth. Leo and Uncle Lope the antelope force a female zebra to give milk to the baby animals. She's shown to have nipples on the stomach (more like a dog or a cat) as opposed to having an udder between the legs like real-life zebras and other equines. The same can almost be said for Savannah the elephant, who nurses her calves like a mother dog or cat (her teats would be on the chest, not the stomach). Leo and Savannah's Mix-and-Match Critter babies. That is all.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_dccfc4b8	comment	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: Wormtail's transformation mentions his tail slipping through one of the manacles he'd been wearing in his human form. Unless he'd been wearing the manacles clamped around his coccyx, his tail had no business being inside one in the first place.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_dd936f4a	comment	An infamous example in The Beastmaster, with the very un-ferret-like behavior and vocalizations by Kodo and Podo. Several scenes show the ferrets gnawing through ropes in a manner more typical of movie-hero rodents, and although ferrets do have vocalizations, they rarely make them outside of play or as an alarm call, and certainly don't make the squeaking sounds they're depicted making in the films. The pair of them are also identical in size, yet are shown to have produced babies at the end; real male ferrets are much larger than females.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_dff248f8	comment	The Adventures of Puss in Boots: Pajuna the Highland cow provides milk to her customers at her bar despite having no husband or children.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_e214a513	comment	Bartok the bat, from Anastasia, is depicted with short fingers and wings more like a flying squirrelâ€™s than a batâ€™s.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_e5497d09	comment	Wolf's Rain: Hige, Toboe, and most of the minor character wolves are more brown then any real wolf, and every wolf that has markings is over simplified—although realistic ones would be hard to animate. The only visually realistically wolves are the pure white Kiba and pure black Blue. The pure black Darcia would count too, if not for his eyes being different colors.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_ea4f62db	comment	Family Guy: The episode "No Meals on Wheels" has a short scene with Stewie tampering with a customer's food by getting a rat drunk, causing it to vomit on the food. The problem is that rats are physically incapable of vomiting. One Cutaway Gag perpetrates the myth that spotted hyenas are scavengers, with the one shown in the gag even claiming he's not a capable hunter. "To Love and Die in Dixie" has Meg refer to raccoons as rodents. They are carnivorans.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_efccb9da	comment	Voltron: Legendary Defender: Lance is able to milk the cow he and he fellow Paladins got from the shopping mall in the far reaches of the universe, despite it very likely having no mate or offspring.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_f1f25c67	comment	The Blackblood Alliance: Most of the wolves have body proportions that look too thin for gray wolves, let alone dire wolves. Also, a real Saber-toothed cat probably would have broken its sabers off if it tried to use them the way the ones in the comic do. The Blackbloods being able to survive on bats in an oasis in the desert may qualify as this.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_f3ef0f86	comment	Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox mistakenly refers to a gorilla as Troglodytes gorilla. Gorillas were very briefly put in the genus Troglodytes (also containing chimpanzees); however, when the novel came out, they had been categorized their own genus, Gorilla, for over 170 years.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_f52662c	comment	In one Rulah, Jungle Goddess story, the writer seems to think that chimpanzees are baby gorillas! (Earlier, a character identifies a chimpanzee as an orangutan—a species not native to Africa—but as the character is a Know-Nothing Know-It-All, this mis-identification may have been intentional.)
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_f7ed2fef	comment	The Little Mermaid (1992) depicts humpback whales with teeth instead of baleens.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_fa84aed1	comment	The above mentioned tail problem does not seem to be an issue for the narrator in Roald Dahl's The Witches after he gets turned into a mouse. Considering that he swings from his tail, it still invokes this trope. Mice do not have prehensile tails, nor can the tails support the weight of a mouse for more than a couple of seconds.
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Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying / int_fac5f5c8	comment	In Gremlins 2: The New Batch, one of the scientist twins who find Gizmo describes him as a rodent. Even though it's not clear what he is, a biologist examining him would be more likely to think he was some kind of non-simian primate, like a tarsier or bushbaby.
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Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Redwall / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Survivor Dogs / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
The Heroes of Olympus / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
The Sight / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Beastars (Manga) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Impractical Jokers / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Taiyou Sentai Sun Vulcan / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
The Most Extreme / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
RENT (Theatre) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Cossacks: European Wars (Video Game) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Hungry Shark World (Video Game) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Nintendogs (Video Game) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Tavern of Spear (Visual Novel) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Bad Movie Beatdown (Web Video) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Brows Held High (Web Video) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Yuriofwind (Web Video) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Scurry (Webcomic) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Balto II: Wolf Quest / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Brother Bear / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Clifford's Puppy Days / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Finding Nemo / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Madagascar / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Madagascar / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Peter & the Wolf (2006) / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Rio 2 / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Sing 2 / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
The Magic Adventures Of Mumfie	seeAlso	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
The Mitchells vs. the Machines / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
The Mysteries of Alfred Hedgehog / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
The Old Man of the Mountain / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Unstable Fables / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Wild Kratts / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying
Harry and the Hendersons / int_7ace2582	type	Somewhere, a Mammalogist Is Crying

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