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* Monkeys appearing in most animated works will always be depicted with prehensile tails (a trait exclusive to monkeys living in the Western Hemisphere) even if said works take place in the Eastern Hemisphere.
* Cartoon zebras and rhinos will always appear be the same species no matter what.
* Cartoon parrots will always be drawn with feet that have three claws in the front and a fourth in the back, instead of two claws in the front and two in the back.
* Rattlesnakes in animated works will always be portrayed as egg-layers, despite the fact that in real life, rattlesnakes are live-bearers.
* Most animated passerine birds will always either look like sparrows, or at least colored like them.
* Most animated fish (not counting the [[NoCartoonFish realistic-looking ones]]) will look absolutely ''nothing'' like actual fish species.
* Cartoon zebras and rhinos will always appear be the same species no matter what.
* Cartoon parrots will always be drawn with feet that have three claws in the front and a fourth in the back, instead of two claws in the front and two in the back.
* Rattlesnakes in animated works will always be portrayed as egg-layers, despite the fact that in real life, rattlesnakes are live-bearers.
* Most animated passerine birds will always either look like sparrows, or at least colored like them.
* Most animated fish (not counting the [[NoCartoonFish realistic-looking ones]]) will look absolutely ''nothing'' like actual fish species.
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*** Also, in cartoons, [[AnimalGenderBender female reindeer are often portrayed as being antlerless, while males retain theirs all-year long.]] In real life, both genders have antlers (and therefore the ''only'' deer species to have that quality), and that only castrated males will retain their antlers even in the winter.
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* Most animated giraffes are portrayed with pink tongues. In real life, a giraffe's tongue is black. Also, giraffes in animation are often drawn with necks longer than those in real life.
* Most cartoon elephants will often appear to be Indian elephants even in African settings.
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* Most cartoon elephants will often appear to be Indian elephants even in African settings.
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* [[http://madagascar.wikia.com/wiki/Maurice/Photos Maurice]], of ''{{Madagascar}}'' and ''ThePenguinsOfMadagascar'', is meant to be an aye-aye. [[http://www.google.co.uk/images?um=1&hl=en&rlz=1T4ACAW_enGB342GB344&biw=1345&bih=481&tbs=isch%3A1&sa=1&q=aye+aye&aq=f&aqi=g10&aql=&oq= Real aye-ayes]] are ... [[NightmareFuel not that cuddly-looking]].
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* Rabbits are often drawn with footpads, which real rabbits do not have.
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* Beavers are usually drawn with white teeth even though real beavers have yellow or orange teeth.
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* Cartoon rabbits and hares are usually drawn with noses shaped more like either cat noses and even dog noses than real rabbit noses.
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* Beavers are usually drawn with white teeth even though real beavers have yellow or orange teeth.
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* In Berkely Breathed's ''Bloom County'' days, the community is abuzz upon learning that one of them is actually female (after much paranoia and speculation, it later turns out to be [[spoiler: Rosebud]]). Portnoy, in a panic, checks himself in the bathroom only to cry, "No dice! Comic strip animals aren't anatomically correct!!"
* This was also [[JustifiedTrope addressed]] in ''{{Cerebus}}'', post-[[CerebusSyndrome syndrome]]: [[spoiler:Cerebus is a hermaphrodite, so his male ganitalia is hidden inside his female outer genitalia when he's not "in position". Dead serious.]]
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* The weasels in the [[TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad Disney adaptation of]] TheWindInTheWillows, WhoFramedRogerRabbit, and HouseOfMouse (Yes, even HouseOfMouse) have unusually long muzzles for weasels, being about as long as an average dog's muzzle. Real weasel's muzzles are a little longer than small cat's muzzles, but shorter than a dog's muzzle.
* Rabbits in ''WallaceAndGromit Curse Of The Were-Rabbit'' have noses shaped like ''pigs snouts''.
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*** Patrick Star from ''{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}'' has his face (eyes and mouth) on one of his arms.
*** To be fair in Patrick's case, real sea stars have eyes on each of their arms. At least Patrick only has eyes placed on one of his arms.
*** To be fair in Patrick's case, real sea stars have eyes on each of their arms. At least Patrick only has eyes placed on one of his arms.
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** Frogs, though, are exceptions, since they ''do'' have small teeth.
**** As do birds at first, technically.
**** As do birds at first, technically.
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* SonicTheHedgehog is made of this trope. Most characters have caucasian skin, and Charmy, a bee, has a humanoid mouth. Also, it's hard to tell whether Sonic has joined quills or too few of them. Rouge, a bat, has both wings and arms. ''[[MostCommonSuperpower And tits]].''
** Sonic and Knuckles barely look like the animals they're supposed to be based off (a hedgehog and an echidna respectively).
* It's a recurring joke in cartoons for animals, walking upright, being [[NonhumansLackAttributes mysteriously devoid of any genitalia whatsoever]] (especially with males). ''Family Guy'' just barely averts this trope with the dog Brian, telling Peter to be grateful for what he's got when his "goes in when I stand up, how d'you think I feel?" And in Berkely Breathed's ''Bloom County'' days, the community is abuzz upon learning that one of them is actually female (after much paranoia and speculation, it later turns out to be [[spoiler: Rosebud]]). Portnoy, in a panic, checks himself in the bathroom only to cry, "No dice! Comic strip animals aren't anatomically correct!!"
** In a similar way, cartoon animals almost always lack an anus, even when it should be clearly visible below the tail.
** This was also [[JustifiedTrope addressed]] in ''Cerebus'', post-[[CerebusSyndrome syndrome]]: [[spoiler:Cerebus is a hermaphrodite, so his male ganitalia is hidden inside his female outer genitalia when he's not "in position". Dead serious.]]
* Bird beaks are pliable, like human lips.
** Or [[AnimalCrackers worse]], they're like noses with a normal mouth underneath.
* Lampshaded in the LooneyTunes short ''Duck Soup to Nuts'': the cartoon opens with Daffy Duck in a pond, filing his nails amid a group of realistic-looking mallards: "I kinda stand out in a crowd, don't I?"
* Lampshaded in ''CrashBandicoot'': 'You don't even look like a bandicoot!'
** Sonic and Knuckles barely look like the animals they're supposed to be based off (a hedgehog and an echidna respectively).
* It's a recurring joke in cartoons for animals, walking upright, being [[NonhumansLackAttributes mysteriously devoid of any genitalia whatsoever]] (especially with males). ''Family Guy'' just barely averts this trope with the dog Brian, telling Peter to be grateful for what he's got when his "goes in when I stand up, how d'you think I feel?" And in Berkely Breathed's ''Bloom County'' days, the community is abuzz upon learning that one of them is actually female (after much paranoia and speculation, it later turns out to be [[spoiler: Rosebud]]). Portnoy, in a panic, checks himself in the bathroom only to cry, "No dice! Comic strip animals aren't anatomically correct!!"
** In a similar way, cartoon animals almost always lack an anus, even when it should be clearly visible below the tail.
** This was also [[JustifiedTrope addressed]] in ''Cerebus'', post-[[CerebusSyndrome syndrome]]: [[spoiler:Cerebus is a hermaphrodite, so his male ganitalia is hidden inside his female outer genitalia when he's not "in position". Dead serious.]]
* Bird beaks are pliable, like human lips.
** Or [[AnimalCrackers worse]], they're like noses with a normal mouth underneath.
* Lampshaded in the LooneyTunes short ''Duck Soup to Nuts'': the cartoon opens with Daffy Duck in a pond, filing his nails amid a group of realistic-looking mallards: "I kinda stand out in a crowd, don't I?"
* Lampshaded in ''CrashBandicoot'': 'You don't even look like a bandicoot!'
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* Lampshaded in the LooneyTunes short ''Duck Soup to Nuts'': the cartoon opens with Daffy Duck in a pond, filing his nails amid a group of realistic-looking mallards: "I kinda stand out in a crowd, don't I?"
* Lampshaded in ''CrashBandicoot'': 'You don't even look like a bandicoot!'
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** [[LooneyTunes Tweety the canary, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig]] have heads that are shaped like human heads.
** The weasels in the [[TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad Disney adaptation of]] TheWindInTheWillows, WhoFramedRogerRabbit, and HouseOfMouse (Yes, even HouseOfMouse) have unusually long muzzles for weasels, being about as long as an average dog's muzzle. Real weasel's muzzles are a little longer than small cat's muzzles, but shorter than a dog's muzzle.
* Beavers are usually drawn with white teeth even though real beavers have yellow or orange teeth.
** Beavers in ''TheCatInTheHat Knows A Lot About That'', however, have the correct color teeth (which is orange).
** The weasels in the [[TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad Disney adaptation of]] TheWindInTheWillows, WhoFramedRogerRabbit, and HouseOfMouse (Yes, even HouseOfMouse) have unusually long muzzles for weasels, being about as long as an average dog's muzzle. Real weasel's muzzles are a little longer than small cat's muzzles, but shorter than a dog's muzzle.
* Beavers are usually drawn with white teeth even though real beavers have yellow or orange teeth.
** Beavers in ''TheCatInTheHat Knows A Lot About That'', however, have the correct color teeth (which is orange).
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* SonicTheHedgehog is made of this trope. Most characters have
** Sonic and Knuckles barely look like the animals they're supposed to be based off (a hedgehog and an echidna respectively).
* Lampshaded in ''CrashBandicoot'': 'You don't even look like a bandicoot!'
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* Patrick Star from ''{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}'' has his face (eyes and mouth) on one of his arms.
* ''Family Guy'' just barely averts this trope with the dog Brian, telling Peter to be grateful for what he's got when his "goes in when I stand up, how d'you think I feel?"
* Lampshaded in the LooneyTunes short ''Duck Soup to Nuts'': the cartoon opens with Daffy Duck in a pond, filing his nails amid a group of realistic-looking mallards: "I kinda stand out in a crowd, don't I?"
* [[PhineasAndFerb Perry the Platypus]] has a bill that looks as narrow as a real duck's bill except in direct front-view shots.
* [[LooneyTunes Tweety the canary, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig]] have heads that are shaped like
* Beavers in ''TheCatInTheHat Knows A Lot About That'' have the correct color teeth (which is orange).
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** Starfish usually have faces on the back of their bodies.
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** Starfish usually have faces (eyes and mouth) on the back of their bodies.
*** Patrick Star from ''{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}'' has his face (eyes and mouth) on one of hisarms. arms.
*** To be fair in Patrick's case, real sea stars have eyes on each of their arms. At least Patrick only has eyes placed on one of his arms.
*** Patrick Star from ''{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}'' has his face (eyes and mouth) on one of his
*** To be fair in Patrick's case, real sea stars have eyes on each of their arms. At least Patrick only has eyes placed on one of his arms.
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* Beavers are usually drawn with white teeth even though real beavers have yellow or orange teeth. teeth.
** Beavers in ''TheCatInTheHat Knows A Lot About That'', however, have the correct color teeth (which is orange).
** Beavers in ''TheCatInTheHat Knows A Lot About That'', however, have the correct color teeth (which is orange).
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** Rabbits in ''WallaceAndGromit Curse Of The Were-Rabbit'' have noses shaped like ''pigs' noses''.
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** Rabbits in ''WallaceAndGromit Curse Of The Were-Rabbit'' have noses shaped like ''pigs' noses''.''pigs snouts''.
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** Rabbits in WallaceAndGromitCurseOfTheWererabbit have noses shaped like ''pig noses''.
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** Rabbits in WallaceAndGromitCurseOfTheWererabbit ''WallaceAndGromit Curse Of The Were-Rabbit'' have noses shaped like ''pig ''pigs' noses''.
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* Cartoon rabbits and hares are usually drawn with noses shaped more like either cat noses and even dog noses than real rabbit noses.
** Rabbits in WallaceAndGromitCurseOfTheWererabbit have noses shaped like ''pig noses''.
** Rabbits in WallaceAndGromitCurseOfTheWererabbit have noses shaped like ''pig noses''.
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* Ducks are usually drawn with bills that are wider than that of real ducks, often being as wide as a real platypus's bill.
** In contrast, [[PhineasAndFerb Perry the Platypus]] has a bill that looks as narrow as a real duck's bill except in direct front-view shots.
* Larger cat species are often drawn with longer muzzles than what they would have in real life, about as long as that of a dog with an average muzzle length, especially in older cartoons. Big cats may have longer muzzles than small cats, but their muzzles aren't as long as that of a mesocephalic (of normal muzzle length) dog.
* Rats and even mice are sometimes drawn with muzzles as long as that of dogs with an average muzzle length, longer than that of a real rat or a real mouse.
* [[LooneyTunes Tweety the canary, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig]] have heads that are shaped like human heads.
* The weasels in the [[TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad Disney adaptation of]] TheWindInTheWillows, WhoFramedRogerRabbit, and HouseOfMouse (Yes, even HouseOfMouse) have unusually long muzzles for weasels, being about as long as an average dog's muzzle. Real weasel's muzzles are a little longer than small cat's muzzles, but shorter than a dog's muzzle.
** In contrast, [[PhineasAndFerb Perry the Platypus]] has a bill that looks as narrow as a real duck's bill except in direct front-view shots.
* Larger cat species are often drawn with longer muzzles than what they would have in real life, about as long as that of a dog with an average muzzle length, especially in older cartoons. Big cats may have longer muzzles than small cats, but their muzzles aren't as long as that of a mesocephalic (of normal muzzle length) dog.
* Rats and even mice are sometimes drawn with muzzles as long as that of dogs with an average muzzle length, longer than that of a real rat or a real mouse.
* [[LooneyTunes Tweety the canary, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig]] have heads that are shaped like human heads.
* The weasels in the [[TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad Disney adaptation of]] TheWindInTheWillows, WhoFramedRogerRabbit, and HouseOfMouse (Yes, even HouseOfMouse) have unusually long muzzles for weasels, being about as long as an average dog's muzzle. Real weasel's muzzles are a little longer than small cat's muzzles, but shorter than a dog's muzzle.
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* Cartoon animals tend to be drawn with a head, muzzle, beak, or bill shape that is different from what it is in real life:
** Ducks are usually drawn with bills that are wider than that of real ducks, often being as wide as a real platypus's bill.
** *** In contrast, [[PhineasAndFerb Perry the Platypus]] has a bill that looks as narrow as a real duck's bill except in direct front-view shots.
* ** Larger cat species are often drawn with longer muzzles than what they would have in real life, about as long as that of a dog with an average muzzle length, especially in older cartoons. Big cats may have longer muzzles than small cats, but their muzzles aren't as long as that of a mesocephalic (of normal muzzle length) dog.
* ** Rats and even mice are sometimes drawn with muzzles as long as that of dogs with an average muzzle length, longer than that of a real rat or a real mouse.
* ** [[LooneyTunes Tweety the canary, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig]] have heads that are shaped like human heads.
* ** The weasels in the [[TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad Disney adaptation of]] TheWindInTheWillows, WhoFramedRogerRabbit, and HouseOfMouse (Yes, even HouseOfMouse) have unusually long muzzles for weasels, being about as long as an average dog's muzzle. Real weasel's muzzles are a little longer than small cat's muzzles, but shorter than a dog's muzzle.muzzle.
* Beavers are usually drawn with white teeth even though real beavers have yellow or orange teeth.
** Ducks are usually drawn with bills that are wider than that of real ducks, often being as wide as a real platypus's bill.
* Beavers are usually drawn with white teeth even though real beavers have yellow or orange teeth.
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* The weasels in the [[IchabodAndMrToad Disney adaptation of]] TheWindInTheWillows, WhoFramedRogerRabbit, and HouseOfMouse (Yes, even HouseOfMouse) have unusually long muzzles for weasels, being about as long as an average dog's muzzle. Real weasel's muzzles are a little longer than small cat's muzzles, but shorter than a dog's muzzle.
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* The weasels in the [[IchabodAndMrToad [[TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad Disney adaptation of]] TheWindInTheWillows, WhoFramedRogerRabbit, and HouseOfMouse (Yes, even HouseOfMouse) have unusually long muzzles for weasels, being about as long as an average dog's muzzle. Real weasel's muzzles are a little longer than small cat's muzzles, but shorter than a dog's muzzle.
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* Larger cat species are often drawn with longer muzzles than what they would have in real life (about as long as that of a dog with an average muzzle length), especially in older cartoons. Big cats may have longer muzzles than small cats, but their muzzles aren't as long as that of a mesocephalic (of normal muzzle length) dog.
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* Larger cat species are often drawn with longer muzzles than what they would have in real life (about life, about as long as that of a dog with an average muzzle length), length, especially in older cartoons. Big cats may have longer muzzles than small cats, but their muzzles aren't as long as that of a mesocephalic (of normal muzzle length) dog.
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* [[LooneyTunes Tweety the canary, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig]] have heads that are shaped like human heads.
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* [[LooneyTunes Tweety the canary, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig]] have heads that are shaped like human heads. heads.
* The weasels in the [[IchabodAndMrToad Disney adaptation of]] TheWindInTheWillows, WhoFramedRogerRabbit, and HouseOfMouse (Yes, even HouseOfMouse) have unusually long muzzles for weasels, being about as long as an average dog's muzzle. Real weasel's muzzles are a little longer than small cat's muzzles, but shorter than a dog's muzzle.
* The weasels in the [[IchabodAndMrToad Disney adaptation of]] TheWindInTheWillows, WhoFramedRogerRabbit, and HouseOfMouse (Yes, even HouseOfMouse) have unusually long muzzles for weasels, being about as long as an average dog's muzzle. Real weasel's muzzles are a little longer than small cat's muzzles, but shorter than a dog's muzzle.
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* SonicTheHedgehog is made of this trope. Most characters have caucasian skin, and Charmy, a bee, has a humanoid mouth. Also, it's hard to tell whether Sonic has joined quills or too few of them. Rouge, a bat, has both wings and arms. ''[[NonMammalMammaries And]] [[MostCommonSuperpower tits]].''
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* SonicTheHedgehog is made of this trope. Most characters have caucasian skin, and Charmy, a bee, has a humanoid mouth. Also, it's hard to tell whether Sonic has joined quills or too few of them. Rouge, a bat, has both wings and arms. ''[[NonMammalMammaries And]] [[MostCommonSuperpower ''[[MostCommonSuperpower And tits]].''
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** in a similar way, cartoon animals almost always lack an anus, even when it should be clearly visible below the tail.
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** in In a similar way, cartoon animals almost always lack an anus, even when it should be clearly visible below the tail.tail.
** This was also [[JustifiedTrope addressed]] in ''Cerebus'', post-[[CerebusSyndrome syndrome]]: [[spoiler:Cerebus is a hermaphrodite, so his male ganitalia is hidden inside his female outer genitalia when he's not "in position". Dead serious.]]
** This was also [[JustifiedTrope addressed]] in ''Cerebus'', post-[[CerebusSyndrome syndrome]]: [[spoiler:Cerebus is a hermaphrodite, so his male ganitalia is hidden inside his female outer genitalia when he's not "in position". Dead serious.]]
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*** Patrick Star from {{SpongeBob SquarePants}} has his face on one of his arms.
* Not only birds, but sometimes also toads, bugs, earthworms, etcetera... will have teeth. Especially {{egregious}} when dealing with invertebrates.
* Not only birds, but sometimes also toads, bugs, earthworms, etcetera... will have teeth. Especially {{egregious}} when dealing with invertebrates.
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*** Patrick Star from {{SpongeBob SquarePants}} ''{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}'' has his face on one of his arms.
* Not only birds, but sometimes also toads, bugs, earthworms,etcetera...et cetera... will have teeth. Especially {{egregious}} when dealing with invertebrates.
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** in a similar way, cartoon animals almost always lack an anus, even when it should be clearly visible below the tail.
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* In a lot of animated works, animals are drawn with heads, faces, muzzles, beaks, or bills that look different from what they look in real life.
** For example, ducks are usually drawn with bills that are wider than that of real ducks, often being as wide as a real platypus's bill. Larger cat species are often drawn with longer muzzles than what they would have in real life (about as long as that of a dog with an average muzzle length), especially in older cartoons. Big cats may have longer muzzles than small cats, but their muzzles aren't as long as that of a mesocephalic (of normal muzzle length) dog. Rats and even mice are sometimes drawn with muzzles as long as that of dogs with an average muzzle length, longer than that of a real rat or a real mouse.
*** [[PhineasAndFerb Perry the Platypus]] has a bill that looks as narrow as a real duck's bill except in direct front-view shots.
** [[LooneyTunes Tweety the canary, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig]] have heads that are shaped like human heads.
** For example, ducks are usually drawn with bills that are wider than that of real ducks, often being as wide as a real platypus's bill. Larger cat species are often drawn with longer muzzles than what they would have in real life (about as long as that of a dog with an average muzzle length), especially in older cartoons. Big cats may have longer muzzles than small cats, but their muzzles aren't as long as that of a mesocephalic (of normal muzzle length) dog. Rats and even mice are sometimes drawn with muzzles as long as that of dogs with an average muzzle length, longer than that of a real rat or a real mouse.
*** [[PhineasAndFerb Perry the Platypus]] has a bill that looks as narrow as a real duck's bill except in direct front-view shots.
** [[LooneyTunes Tweety the canary, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig]] have heads that are shaped like human heads.
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* In a lot of animated works, animals are drawn with heads, faces, muzzles, beaks, or bills that look different from what they look in real life.
** For example, ducksDucks are usually drawn with bills that are wider than that of real ducks, often being as wide as a real platypus's bill. bill.
** In contrast, [[PhineasAndFerb Perry the Platypus]] has a bill that looks as narrow as a real duck's bill except in direct front-view shots.
* Larger cat species are often drawn with longer muzzles than what they would have in real life (about as long as that of a dog with an average muzzle length), especially in older cartoons. Big cats may have longer muzzles than small cats, but their muzzles aren't as long as that of a mesocephalic (of normal muzzle length)dog. dog.
* Rats and even mice are sometimes drawn with muzzles as long as that of dogs with an average muzzle length, longer than that of a real rat or a real mouse.
*** [[PhineasAndFerb Perry the Platypus]] has a bill that looks as narrow as a real duck's bill except in direct front-view shots.
*** [[LooneyTunes Tweety the canary, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig]] have heads that are shaped like human heads.
** For example, ducks
** In contrast, [[PhineasAndFerb Perry the Platypus]] has a bill that looks as narrow as a real duck's bill except in direct front-view shots.
* Larger cat species are often drawn with longer muzzles than what they would have in real life (about as long as that of a dog with an average muzzle length), especially in older cartoons. Big cats may have longer muzzles than small cats, but their muzzles aren't as long as that of a mesocephalic (of normal muzzle length)
* Rats and even mice are sometimes drawn with muzzles as long as that of dogs with an average muzzle length, longer than that of a real rat or a real mouse.
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* SonicTheHedgehog is made of this trope. Most characters have caucasian skin, and Charmy, a bee, has a humanoid mouth. Also, it's hard to tell whether Sonic has joined quills or too few of them. Rouge, a bat, has both wings and arms. ''[[{{Squick}} And]] [[MostCommonSuperpower tits]].''
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* SonicTheHedgehog is made of this trope. Most characters have caucasian skin, and Charmy, a bee, has a humanoid mouth. Also, it's hard to tell whether Sonic has joined quills or too few of them. Rouge, a bat, has both wings and arms. ''[[{{Squick}} ''[[NonMammalMammaries And]] [[MostCommonSuperpower tits]].''