The Meme Thread

I assume it wasn't suppose to represent where each animal actually live, but just north american animals in general with a map as background (like the river otter is in the ocean because they can't fit it on the map itself)

 

Even so, it doesn't excuse the animal errors - 'Pronhorn' is a springbok, 'Elk' is a red deer, the beaver and groundhog appear to have pictures switched around, 'Black-footed Ferret' is a regular domestic ferret ...

 

Hey, it’s not as bad as that stock image map of South American animals that had a platypus, or that other one that had a lemur (and represented tapirs with a Malayan tapir).

 

You looked at it, it got worse.
Also, the “bobcat” appears to be a Eurasian Lynx.

 

My reaction when I saw this

 

Even worse - the Groundhog isn't a groundhog. I'm not entirely sure what it is but it looks like one of the other marmots.

 

I believe it's an Alpine Marmot, also known as "Alan!" or "Steve!"

 

Night time, Day time! Night time, Day time! ...
I also remember that show having a 'Goat Compare' segment I found hilarious, but can't seem to find anymore =S would be great if someone knew where I could

 

This would be perfect if the Meerkat wasn't here. African Crested Porcupine or Red Fox would be great replacements.

 

Funny you say that because I originally had a red fox in the exact spot the meerkats were.

 

I feel like this is better suited for "Jokes Only A ZooChatter Would Understand", but good meme regardless.

 

Swap the bear for a lynx and the flamingo for a night heron (or a sacred ibis before the EU ban), and this would be scarily accurate for small Danish zoos as well.

 

The discussion about invasive species in Australia evolving into distinct species reminded me of this masterpiece:

 

Flat-toothed orcas when they see a great white shark:

 

Disney hyperrealistic remakes be like:

 

Here's a funny video I found on YT:

 

How else is that zoo gonna get new animals?