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die Biene

bee

die mücke

mosquito

die Schildkröte

turtle

die Schlange

snake

der Adler

eagle

der Hai

shark

der Löwe

lion

der Papagei

parrot

der Vogel

bird

das Meerschweinchen

guinea pig

das Tier

animal

das Haustier

pet

einfach

one-way (trip)

gefährlich

dangerous

gemütlich

cozy

komisch

funny, strange

nützlich

useful

überall

everywhere

ungeduldig

impatient

zahm

tame