23 Animals That Can't Seem to Keep Their Tongues In

Infantgenius Published 03/27/2014

Either they can't keep their tongues in, or they're just trying to be a jerk to the cameraman.

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A baby macaque naturally mimics the behavior of what it thinks is its mother.
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orca whale
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Having no eyelids, the crested gecko uses its tongue to clean its eyes.
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blue-tongued skink
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a caped derp.
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The woodpecker’s tongue works as a harpoon to impale and pull back bugs too deep in the wood to reach.
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a baby sloth
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butterfly
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Tongue... Too... Short...
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The lorikeet’s tongue is adapted to absorb nectar and pollen from flowers.
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snake
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numbat
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This is what he looks like when he concentrates.
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This iguana apparently always sleeps with his tongue out.
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polar bear

1.
2.
A baby macaque naturally mimics the behavior of what it thinks is its mother.
3.
4.
orca whale
5.
6.
Having no eyelids, the crested gecko uses its tongue to clean its eyes.
7.
8.
blue-tongued skink
9.
a caped derp.
10.
The woodpecker’s tongue works as a harpoon to impale and pull back bugs too deep in the wood to reach.
11.
a baby sloth
12.
13.
butterfly
14.
Tongue... Too... Short...
15.
16.
17.
The lorikeet’s tongue is adapted to absorb nectar and pollen from flowers.
18.
19.
snake
20.
numbat
21.
This is what he looks like when he concentrates.
22.
23.
This iguana apparently always sleeps with his tongue out.
24.
polar bear