"Fledermaus" in German, literallz flutter mouse.

In swedish...Igelkott. Leech cone....

I could go for a lard ring.

True, is all I can say

No idea why they named them this i only know that they are definitely right.

I can imagine like a marine/action movie. "GET IN THE BLUBBER CHOPPER!!!!!"

Definately fits the name

'sock pants' is more make sense than 'pantyhose' to me.

it's just stating the obvious

Gold in a bag, how fitting, it only sucks that there's usually barely any gold...

Well, my little brother did once get scared of a hose and came home and said he saw a snake. We were all surprised well, i think you know what happened next...

I think it’s burned wine, not burning. as well as Nurse may be not sick sister but sister for the sick (in German the same, not "kranke Schwester" but "Kranken Schwester".

"Mom! I don't want to eat my green stuff!"

In Russian guinea pig is called "Little sea-pig"

I wouldn't want my sick sister taking care of me when I'm sick no matter how much medical training she has had.

"Hippopotamus" is Ancient Greek for "river horse."

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Or in short: me.

Do Norwegian skunks have pink noses? North American skunks have black noses.

spot on

I love ink squirts!

i am scared

the name for this one is ADORABLE

Ah yes. I enjoy my bread shaken, not stirred

these are the complete opposites but OK

This is what I am going to call every janitor, "Good evening GUARD MASTER!!!"

I wish he drew it with the troll face!

In swedish. Beak Mouse (näbbmus)

The color is so pretty!

Where I come from (Hogwarts) we just call them Healers.

actually, rhinocerus comes from the greek ρινοκερος which litterally means nose-horn

i feel like now every house is a sick house

otherwise known as "an evil reincarnation of an alredy evil being"

Why not FlappingMouseMan?

grass bucket???

I actually thought instead of saying plumber it was just going to say Mario

"Skill Skating" in Finnish. Makes sense. a lot of it. I can barely skate normally lmao.

I want to see what mouse braids really would look like

to go along with the sick sister

In swedish. Butter Goose (smörgås)