Latest Funny Pictures: December 2011

Funny Common Seal Pictures

The common seal (Phoca vitulina), also known as the harbor seal, is an agile carnivore with a streamlined body and flipper-like limbs that enable them to swim with great skill. Common seals grow to lengths of up 6.5 feet and weights of 120 to 370 pounds. Males are generally larger than females.
Common seals have a thick coat of short hair. Their coloration varies, with spots ranging from off-white to black or brown. Common seals are among the world's most wide-ranging seals. Common seals inhabit the coastal areas of the North Atlantic and North Pacific oceans and is found in arctic, subarctic, and temperate regions.

Funny Common Seal

Funny Chipmunk Photoes

Funny Chipmunk

Funny Chinchilla Images

Funny Chinchilla

Funny Cheetah Pictures

Funny Cheetah

Funny Cats Fighting Dogs Pictures

Funny Cat Fighting Dog

Funny Cats Fighting Pictures

Funny Cats Fighting

Funny Cat and Mouse Images

Cat and Mouse are very Funny and cute animals. Mostly people like them. The Cat and the Mouse, made famous by Tom and Jerry have made us laugh for many years but some cats and mice get along together just fine. Check out these cat and mouse pictures and judge for yourself.

Funny Cat and Mouse

Funny Capybara

The Capybara is the biggest rodent alive today. This animal is related to the guinea pig, chinchilla, agouti, and coyphilla.
The common name for the Capybara actually literally means 'master of the grasses'. It scientific name in Greek literally means 'water hog'.
On the upper part of its body, it has reddish brown fur that turns into yellowish brown fur underneath the body. This animal does not have a tail and it has feet that are slightly webbed. The Capybara has 20 teeth. The muzzle of this animal is blunt and it has ears, nostrils, and eyes on the top of the head. Males are a little less in weight than the females.

Funny Capybara

Funny Buffalo Pictures

Let us start with the USA; the Latin name for this magnificent American icon is Bison bison. In North America the word bison, or buffalo refer to the same animal.
In Europe there is a separate, but closely related species called Bison bonasus. Unfortunately this species called the winet, is endangered and confined to zoos.
Let us now turn to Africa, here we have a buffalo, but it's not only a different species, but also a separate genus, Syncerus caffer. In the south there is a sub species called the Cape Buffalo.
One feature of the African buffalo is the up-turned horns which make them extremely dangerous to humans. Can you run at 50 km /hr, 30 mph? Well these buffalo can reach the speed of a horse, another reason why they are rated the most deadly animal in Africa.
Lastly, let us turn to Asia where we have the Water Buffalo (Bubalus bubalis). These are more docile than the African buffalo and can be farmed for their meat, milk and hide.
To summarise, in Africa we have buffalo goring gung-ho game hunters; in Asia water buffalo wallowing waiting to be farmed, and in the USA, bison managed by Native Americans, regaining their former pastures.

Funny Buffalo