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Jan 5, 2015

A Query

Based on sound alone which animal sounds like it would have the strangest appearance?

Posted by Mason at 10:43 PM

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Morgan FitzPatrick AndrewsWednesday, January 07, 2015
• Frogs
• Toads
• Baboons
• Seals
• Cicadas
• Loons
• Whales
• Humans
• Goats
• Rabbits
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