Which animal are you?
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Uzumaki Naruta
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Funky Tiger
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I'm a Baboon.......
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Wolf
Genus and species:
Canis Lupus
Collective Term:
A pack of wolves
Genus and species:
Canis Lupus
Collective Term:
A pack of wolves
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Careers and Hobbies
Law enforcement
Soldier
Medical fields
Trial Lawyer
Team sports
Outdoor activities
Theater
Debating
Famous Wolves
Christian Slater
Bill Clinton
Hillary Clinton
Scooby Doo
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Alice in Noodleland
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Tiger:
Genus and species:
Panthera tigris
Collective Term:
A bolt of tigers
Careers and Hobbies:
Trial Lawyer
CEO
Engineer
Self-employed
Adventure
Sports
Parties
Action movies
Famous Tigers:
Jack Nicholson
F. Lee Bailey
James Bond
Tiger Woods
Genus and species:
Panthera tigris
Collective Term:
A bolt of tigers
Careers and Hobbies:
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Trial Lawyer
CEO
Engineer
Self-employed
Adventure
Sports
Parties
Action movies
Famous Tigers:
Jack Nicholson
F. Lee Bailey
James Bond
Tiger Woods
~Hebi Terumi~
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Sheep
Genus and species:
Ovis aries
Collective Term:
A flock of sheep
Careers and Hobbies
Collection Agent
Accountant
Researcher
Secretary
Assembly worker
Gardening
Basket making
Child rearing
Choir singing
Famous Sheeps
The Moral Majority
Clark Kent
The affable and meek nature of the sheep personality evokes some derision from carnivorous, but a grudging respect from its fellow herbivores. Sheep have no real defense mechanisms other than the safety of numbers, so they huddle in the suburbs with like-minded individuals, pooling resources and raising families. They are religious creatures, seeking comfort in the collective reassurance of the church where they are quite content to be labeled as flock. When confronted by obstacles, they hate to make decisions - deferring instead to their partners or their religious leaders. While this may help the sheep maintain a superficial sense of well being, it leads to the loss of identity that typifies the sheep persona.
Their reputation for lack of vision and ambition is well deserved. Largely disinterested in politics, viewing it as time taken from work, sheep respect the law and never question authority. This leaves them susceptible to the whims of the canine personalities, who with their dominance and leadership are able to change the direction of an entire herd. Like most things in life though, sheep turn this into an advantage by utilizing the protection and guidance provided by these stronger animals.
Physically, sheep are nondescript and uninspiring. Dressing conservatively (in wool coats), they draw as little attention to themselves as possible. Lacking the bulk and strength of larger animal personalities, they are vulnerable to predatory behavior. As a defense mechanism they utilize their strong herding instinct. Safety in numbers and the pooling of resources more than make up for the sheep's vulnerability, and they flourish accordingly.
A prime factor in their success is their ability to concentrate on resource acquisition and money-making. Preferring to let other animals perform the time-consuming jobs of philosophizing and defending the community, they quietly go about building their family.
Sheep are tireless and valued workers with the ability to spend hours on monotonous tasks. Skilled at taking direction, their ability to concentrate makes them outstanding accountants, research assistants or secretaries. Theyare rarely found in leadership roles and would even turn down a promotion if it were to remove them from the safety of the herd.
Genus and species:
Ovis aries
Collective Term:
A flock of sheep
Careers and Hobbies
Collection Agent
Accountant
Researcher
Secretary
Assembly worker
Gardening
Basket making
Child rearing
Choir singing
Famous Sheeps
The Moral Majority
Clark Kent
The affable and meek nature of the sheep personality evokes some derision from carnivorous, but a grudging respect from its fellow herbivores. Sheep have no real defense mechanisms other than the safety of numbers, so they huddle in the suburbs with like-minded individuals, pooling resources and raising families. They are religious creatures, seeking comfort in the collective reassurance of the church where they are quite content to be labeled as flock. When confronted by obstacles, they hate to make decisions - deferring instead to their partners or their religious leaders. While this may help the sheep maintain a superficial sense of well being, it leads to the loss of identity that typifies the sheep persona.
Their reputation for lack of vision and ambition is well deserved. Largely disinterested in politics, viewing it as time taken from work, sheep respect the law and never question authority. This leaves them susceptible to the whims of the canine personalities, who with their dominance and leadership are able to change the direction of an entire herd. Like most things in life though, sheep turn this into an advantage by utilizing the protection and guidance provided by these stronger animals.
Physically, sheep are nondescript and uninspiring. Dressing conservatively (in wool coats), they draw as little attention to themselves as possible. Lacking the bulk and strength of larger animal personalities, they are vulnerable to predatory behavior. As a defense mechanism they utilize their strong herding instinct. Safety in numbers and the pooling of resources more than make up for the sheep's vulnerability, and they flourish accordingly.
A prime factor in their success is their ability to concentrate on resource acquisition and money-making. Preferring to let other animals perform the time-consuming jobs of philosophizing and defending the community, they quietly go about building their family.
Sheep are tireless and valued workers with the ability to spend hours on monotonous tasks. Skilled at taking direction, their ability to concentrate makes them outstanding accountants, research assistants or secretaries. Theyare rarely found in leadership roles and would even turn down a promotion if it were to remove them from the safety of the herd.