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* FoulWaterfowl: Geese and ducks are mean.
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* DovesMeanPeace: When a dove appears, expect to represent peace and other positive concepts.
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* DovesMeanPeace: When a dove appears, expect it to represent peace and other positive concepts.
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* FoulWaterfowl: Geese and ducks are mean.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Penguins added to a story just for the sake of having them.
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* CartoonPenguin: A simple black-and-white penguin of no particular species.
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The laconic for the trope states that "hairless animals are seen as creepy", and most of the entries are for villainous characters. They are very much seen as scary with this trope!
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* CreepyHairlessAnimal: An animal that usually has fur, hair, or feathers is hairless or featherless, but isn't portrayed as scary.
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* CreepyHairlessAnimal: An animal that usually has fur, hair, or feathers is hairless or featherless, but isn't portrayed as scary.making it seem creepy.
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* TheMothman: Despite the name, mothmen are often described as having many strigiform characteristics to them.
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* EasternZodiac: The rooster is the tenth animal of the zodiac.
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* CluckingFunny: Humor involving chickens.
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* PolarPenguins: Penguins are used as a visual shorthand for cold climates.
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+ ThisIndexQuacks (ducks, geese, and swans)
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* {{Duck}}: Use of two senses of "duck" for humor value.
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* FoulWaterfowl: Aquatic birds are portrayed as unpleasant.
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* NoisyDuck: A duck is loud and annoying.
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* QuackingUp: Humorous or lighthearted depictions of ducks.
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* SwansASwimming: Swans in fiction are elegant, gentle creatures.
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* SwansASwimming: Swans in fiction SemiaquaticSpeciesSailor: Anthropomorphic semi-aquatic birds such as ducks, loons, and seabirds are elegant, gentle creatures.depicted as sailors, pirates, or captains.
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* CuckooClockGag: Cuckoo birds are generally known for popping out of the clock every hour.
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* EyeballPluckingBirds: Ravens and other scavenging birds will ALWAYS go for the eyeball of both living and dead animals.
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* NoisyDuck: A duck is loud and annoying.
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* BirdVsSerpent: A bird pitted against a snake.
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* DovesMeanPeace: When a dove appears, expect to represent peace and other positive concepts.
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* EggLayingMale: Male birds can lay eggs in fiction.
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* ThanksgivingTurkey: Turkeys used to represent or symbolize Thanksgiving.
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* DoofyDodo: Dodo birds portrayed as unintelligent and/or funny.
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* AmericanEagle: Bald eagles used to represent the United States of America.
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* DumbDodoBird: DoofyDodo: Dodo birds portrayed as unintelligent.unintelligent and/or funny.
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* VileVulture: Vultures in fiction are amoral and villainous.
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* CreepyHairlessAnimal: An animal that usually has fur or hair but isn't portrayed as scary.
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* CreepyHairlessAnimal: An animal that usually has fur fur, hair, or hair feathers is hairless or featherless, but isn't portrayed as scary.
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* PeskyPigeons: Pigeons portrayed as a nuisance.
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* PeskyPigeons: Pigeons portrayed as a nuisance.nuisance, or as unpleasant creatures.
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* BrutalBirdOfPrey: Raptors portrayed as merciless killing machines.
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* InstantlyDefeatheredBird: A bird loses all of its feathers as a result of AmusingInjuries.
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* ChickenpoxEpisode: While chickenpox has nothing to do with chickens in real life, many fictional works connect chickenpox to chickens, usually by having afflicted characters ''become'' chickens.
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* SomewhereAnOrnithologistIsCrying: Factual inaccuracies about birds in a work of fiction, because it makes the story work better.
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* CreepyHairlessAnimal: An animal that usually has fur or hair but doesn't portrayed as scary.
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* CreepyHairlessAnimal: An animal that usually has fur or hair but doesn't isn't portrayed as scary.
