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National Animals of Countries
Can you name the national animal of these countries?
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Last updated: July 21, 2013
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| First submitted | July 5, 2013 |
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7 Comments
JenkinsEar
+2
Level 91
Jul 5, 2013
Mmmm, "Garlic Rooster" . . .
JustAboutEverything
+1
Level 14
Jul 6, 2013
I know its weird but I did except rooster to help make it easier
ToilAndTrouble
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Level 15
Jul 19, 2013
It's supposed to be 'Gallic Rooster', not 'Garlic', regardless of French culinary preferences. The name comes from Gaul (Latin Gallia) and has nothing to do with garlic.
nettybet
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Level 77
Jul 6, 2013
Do they spell leopard differently in Somalia? Also, in your comment you put except instead of accept. Good quiz tho.
JustAboutEverything
+1
Level 14
Jul 8, 2013
Corected. Thank you
enskai
+1
Level 21
Aug 16, 2013
Poland - White Eagle
Lukose
+3
Level 79
Aug 20, 2024
Moose should be accepted for Sweden. That is the American name for that animal. “Elk” in the Americas means an entirely different species.
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