Japanese animals

While Australia is home to the most animals that will kill you, Japan seems to be home to the most animals that will make you go "d'awww." Here are my top ten favorite wild animals of Japan.

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These adorable flying squirrels are found in Japan and in Europe, from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific coast, and fall under the category of Old World flying squirrels. They don't hibernate, but in the winter, they sometimes sleep for several days at a time.

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Did you know that your pet cat won’t go ‘meow’ in Japanese? Instead, a cat’s meow would be nyaa-nyaa (ニャーニャー)! In Japanese, animal sounds are replicated through onomatopoeia. Each sound differs from the biggest and

Hokkaido is home to some incredible nature and wildlife, and if you keep your eyes peeled you may come across these little guys! Ezo Momonga (also known as the Japanese dwarf flying squirrel) can be found across the region, and they're able to glide from tree to tree! 🌳 🐿📷: @usapanchi-----📍Hokkaido, #Japan.....#JapanTravel #MyJapan #Japan #hokkaido #hokkaidojapan #hokkaidoprefecture #japangram #japanfan #ezomomonga #flyingsquirrel #japanesesquirrel #nature #naturelovers #naturegood

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