Yes, thanks. Mea culpa. But to whom is a stingray “cute”?
And to whom is a koala dangerous?!??
Anyway…time to wrap this up.
Cute animals that are actually quite dangerous.
- Akita (dog breed)
- The Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog
- Compys
- Tilikum the killer whale, from the 2013 documentary, Blackfish.
- Poison dart frog
- Platypus (it has a poisonous spur on its foot)
- A human baby (Can’t get much more dangerous than a human!)
8.Mogwai - Ocelots
- Hippopotamuses (arguably the most dangerous animal in Africa)
- Stingray, the animal that killed Steve Irwin, “The Crocodile Hunter”.
- Koala
- Microbacteria
New category: U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
Not sure what we’re looking for here. Are we limited to just parts of the United States?
Any part of any country counts: states, provinces, oblasts, prefectures, etc. Or however you interpret it…this thread does tend to go off the rails, hehehe.
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Puerto Rico
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
Puerto Rico was never an independent country - it passed directly from Spanish to U.S. rule.
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
(Just to reiterate, this isn’t limited to the U.S.A.)
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
- Brittany
That can be said about a few animals on that list, including the hippo.
As they say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Abby’s hippois cute
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
- Brittany
- Wales
As is the Met’s “William”: http://www.metmuseum.org/collections/search-the-collections/544227
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
- Brittany
- Wales
- Sicily
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
- Brittany
- Wales
- Sicily
- Tanganyika
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
- Brittany
- Wales
- Sicily
- Tanganyika
- Navarre
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
- Brittany
- Wales
- Sicily
- Tanganyika
- Navarre
- Newfoundland
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
- Brittany
- Wales
- Sicily
- Tanganyika
- Navarre
- Newfoundland
- Prussia
Now that’s a bit of a stretch.
Also, I’m calling foul on Prussia, which no longer exists as a political entity.
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
- Brittany
- Wales
- Sicily
- Tanganyika
- Navarre
- Newfoundland
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12.1 Zanzibar
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
- Brittany
- Wales
- Sicily
- Tanganyika
- Navarre
- Newfoundland
- Prussia
12.1 Zanzibar - Sardinia
English words derived from real people’s names.
- Boycott
U.S. states, or non-U.S. subdivisions, that were once independent countries.
- Hawaii
- Texas
- Vermont
- Crimea
- Scotland
- Brittany
- Wales
- Sicily
- Tanganyika
- Navarre
- Newfoundland
- Prussia
- Saxony
Famous philosophers, and name of work (book or topic) they are famous for.
- Kant- Categorical Imperative