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The 9 Most Impressive Animals in Movies
Animals: They're a good source of protein. The cowboy's slaves. Furry, stupid people. By whatever name you choose to call them, there's no doubting that animals are both funny and delicious.

But what have they ever accomplished on their own? Nothing! If it weren't for us humans dressing them up in funny hats and putting them on greeting cards, there wouldn't be a single gainfully employed animal.

Fortunately, "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" might be the wake-up call our cuddly companions need to start cleaning their own litter boxes, if not take over the world. But if ape-ageddon isn't the right route for your pet, here are some other examples of impressive animals that might light a fire under their furry butts.

9. Scooby-Doo in 'Scooby-Doo' (2002)

Accomplishment: Sort of talking and sort of standing

What's most impressive about this canine sleuth aren't his questionable powers of deduction, so much...
See full article at NextMovie
  • 8/4/2011
  • by Ben Freiburger
  • NextMovie
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