Common "Accents" for Different Species
- Bees: Drag out "Z"s.
- Birds: Tend to have high, raspy, screechy voices unless they're owls (whereupon they will have deep voices and drag out "oo" sounds similar to cows), ducks (whereupon their voices will be high but not raspy), or songbirds (who will sound like humans but singsong).
- Cats: Their voices will often be high and have a lilting quality, dragging out all vowel sounds, and may also have a rising inflection and/or make purr-like noises as a Verbal Tic.
- Chipmunks: Have very high voices.
- Cows: Have deep, but feminine, voices (often a variation on the stereotypical "posh British woman" accent) and will drag out "oo" sounds in a way similar to mooing.
- Dogs: Have deep voices, sometimes growling especially on "R" sounds, and they might put "R"s at the beginning of all, most, or at least some words.
- Frogs: Sound deep, may have singsong voices, and sound, well, croaky.
- Goats: Have shaky voices like sheep, which may be high, low, or normal pitch.
- Mice: Like chipmunks, their voices will be very high.
- Pigs: Have deep voices.
- Sheep: Have shaky voices and may sound high-pitched. Typically talking in a bleating pattern similar to goats.
- Snakes: Drag out "S"s.
