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The Animal List

Let's Face It! Animals deserve a bigger place in history. While everyone can name several women and a couple dozen famous men in world history, how many of us can name famous animals as well? I decided a while ago that our furry, scaled, and winged friends deserve just as much recognition as our traditional human friends as well.

The Entries:

1: Topsy the Elephant, Circus Performer

2: Tyke the Elephant, Circus Performer

3: Mary the Elephant, Circus Performer

4: Black Diamond the Elephant, Circus Performer

5: Smoky the Therapy Dog, World War II Therapy Dog

6: El Chango the Monkey, Mexican Drug Cartel Monkey

7: Kabosu the Dog, The Real Doge Dog

8: Cher Ami the Pigeon, Carrier Pigeon from World War I

9: Ol' Rip the Texas Horned Toad, The Incredible Dormant Yet Still Alive Toad

10: Smokey Bear, The Real Bear Behind the Longest-Running PSA in US History

11: Harambe the Western Lowland Gorilla, The World Has Never Been the Same

12: Tardar Sauce the Cat, Better Known as "Grumpy Cat"

13: Hachikō the Akita, Remembered For His Loyalty to His Owner, Even Years After His Death

14: Trakr the German Shepherd, Recovered the Last Survivor of the 9/11 Terror Attacks in New York

15: Togo the Siberian Husky, Sled Dog who Also Helped Deliver Medicine to Children

16: Wojtek the Bear, Served the Polish Army in World War II

17: Ken Allen the Monkey, Terrorized the San Diego Zoo and was Loved for It

18: Balto the Dog, Delivered Medicine to Sick Children

19: Signalman Jack the Baboon, Worked Railroad Yards

20: Jenny the Titanic Cat, Survived the Infamous Sinking

21: Carlo the Dog, Emily Dickenson's Beloved Pet

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