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What's your favorite land animal?

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In the forum, I see a lot of interesting sea animals that everyone would want to be. What about land animals? What's your favorite animal that walks, fly or crawl on land?
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How can anyone decide!?

One of my favorites, however, are owls. I love me some owls.
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Pigs, probably because I keep them. They are the most intelligent animals I've ever seen, more than dogs I highly disagree with the reputation they are given worldwide.
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I love owls and giraffes for sure! They are both totally majestic creatures. However, dogs will always be in my heart.
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My favorite from childhood all the way into adulthood is the cheetah. I also like jaguars ?. I think I just love their spotted coats.
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Gravy wrote:How can anyone decide!?

One of my favorites, however, are owls. I love me some owls.
I may not be superstitious, but my community has an irrational fear of owls. However, the owls here have an usual cry. Much different from the one common in movies or nature films...gives me the creeps.
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Goats, they don't eat much!
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Lions and giraffes. Lions are majestic, giraffes are graceful.
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I could watch giraffes for hours on end. Zebras are a close second.
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Must be the big five, lion,elephant,rhino,buffalo and the leopard. I love all the animals from that group and i cant even pick one, all of them have these unique characteristics that i love
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My favourite land animal is ..... lion and tiger. Although I love all the animals but lions and tigers are exception.
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Shrebarsa wrote:My favourite land animal is ..... lion and tiger. Although I love all the animals but lions and tigers are exception.
You sound like you would be a huge fan of a "Liger."
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I agree that it's hard to decide. For this moment, I'll go with giraffes.
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That is an impossible question for me to have a solid answer to, but I do love elephants, hedgehogs, pigs, owls, and panthers. :D
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Thats such a difficult question to answer!! I think its going to be either an otter, as I love how dangerous animals can be disguised as something so cute. Also red panda, and jaguars. Ahhhh!! the list goes on and on!
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