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Did you know animals can speak Japanese too? Yes, animal sounds in Japanese are different from animal noises (onomatopoeia) in English. For example, your cute shiba inu says 'wan wan' for 'woof woof'! Here are some popular Japanese animal sounds to learn. Click through to the post for more. Animal In Japanese, How To Speak Japanese Learning, Animals In Japan, Cute Words In Japanese, Cute Japanese Words, Japanese Onomatopoeia, Cat In Japanese, Words In Japanese, Japan Animals

Did you know that your pet cat won’t go ‘meow’ in Japanese? Instead, a cat’s meow would be nyaa-nyaa (ニャーニャー)! In Japanese, animal sounds are replicated through onomatopoeia. Each sound differs from the biggest and

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The tanuki or Japanese raccoon dog has been significant in Japanese folklore since ancient times. The legendary tanuki is reputed to be mischievous and jolly, a master of disguise and shapeshifting, but somewhat gullible and absentminded. It is also a common theme in Japanese art, especially statuary. Compared with kitsune (foxes), which are the epitome of shape-changing animals, there is the saying that "the fox has seven disguises, the tanuki has eight (狐七化け、狸八化け)". Japanese Raccoon Dog, Raccoon Dog, Animal Reference, Animal References, Wild Dogs, Racoon, Amazing Animals, Beautiful Animals, Wild Animals

Here is Part 2 of this duo of posts. For Part 1, click HERE. What are these two posts about? Well, we are going to be taking a "Top Ten" look at some mammals that look a lot like something they aren't. Sometimes, these two animals are fairly closely related: other times, they are quite far apart! All of these examples will be results of a fascinating phenomenon known as "Convergent Evolution," which is where similar ecological and environmental factors cause two very different animals to…

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