"William Shakespeare — Brilliant Writer; Shitty Geographer"
— Brows Held High, regarding the French lion in As You Like It
Sayid: No, polar bears don't live near this far south.
Boone: This one does.
Sawyer: Did. It did.
Kate: (to Sawyer) Where did that come from?
Sawyer: Probably Bear Village. How the hell do I know?
Boone: This one does.
Sawyer: Did. It did.
Kate: (to Sawyer) Where did that come from?
Sawyer: Probably Bear Village. How the hell do I know?
— Lost, "Pilot, Part 2''
"A tiger in Africa...?"
"Ah... well, it's probably escaped from a zoo."
"Ah... well, it's probably escaped from a zoo."
"Why are there moose in Virginia?"
— The Nostalgia Chick, reviewing Pocahontas
"Yes, I like to see a tiger
From the Congo or the Niger,
And especially when lashing of his tail!"
From the Congo or the Niger,
And especially when lashing of his tail!"
— Ko-Ko, The Mikado
Stan: Some claim it was sailed back by a crew of chimps.
Guybrush: Chimps? There aren't any chimps in the Caribbean!
Stan: Oh, shut up. It makes a good story.
Guybrush: Chimps? There aren't any chimps in the Caribbean!
Stan: Oh, shut up. It makes a good story.
"I caught a piranha! Which river is this, anyway? I'm glad I didn't take a dip!"
Fillmore: Did you see that? A manatee just swam by.
Sherman: Yep.
Fillmore: It's a little strange to see one in this part of the world. Shouldn't we check it out?
Sherman: Did he have free donuts?
Fillmore: Not that I saw.
Sherman: Then it's none of our business.
Fillmore: Right.
"The only place you'll find cold-water and tropical sea butterflies swimming together is in this game."
— Sea butterfly museum plaque, Animal Crossing: New Leaf
Yungoos is not a Pokémon that is native to the Alola region. It was brought to the region to help deal with the explosive population of a certain other Pokémon, and now Yungoos are commonly seen around the Alola region.
—An excerpt from the official Pokémon Sun and Moon website's description of Yungoos
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.The muskellenge, or "muskie", is a freshwater fish commonly found throughout the Great Lakes region... so I have no idea what it's doing here.
—The Lemony Narrator, Maneater
Red Hawk: After seven days, I had a vision. All of the animals in the forest needed me, so I got up, broke out of the cave, and I've been here since— with my friends.
Crow: [as the South American harpy eagle nearby] I'm not his friend. I'm not indigenous to the area. Call the police.
Oh, and a rare... Canadian river shark... is gonna eat me!
— Strong Bad, playing World Games
