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What 10 Famous Cartoon Animals Characters Look Like In Real Life

Since everyone’s so fascinated by all the live action remakes of Disney animated classics, it’s clear that we all want to see what our favorite cartoon characters would look like if they weren’t cartoons. Some of the most beloved cartoon characters out there are anthropomorphic animals, so it’s easy to wonder how these animals would look if they were real animals. Well, we did some digging to figure out exactly how our favorite cartoon animals would look in real life and how close these animated characters actually look to their real life counterparts, and we discovered some very interesting things. For starters, Squidward from Spongebob Squarepants isn’t actually a squid, and Arthur isn’t, at all, an accurate aardvark. Scooby Doo actually looks a lot like a real Great Dane, but he doesn’t actually act like one. He’s got this in common with Sven from Frozen, who’s an accurate depiction of how a reindeer looks but acts more like a dog. The Lemurs from Madagascar have some similarities and some differences with real ring-tailed lemurs, and Remy the rat from Ratatouille is actually a pretty realistic rat. You may be terrified to see how Tamatoa from Moana would look in real life, and you may be surprised to see how much cuter Pascal from Tangled is compared to his real chameleon counterpart. There’s also the live action Lady and the Tramp that showed us real versions of the famous cartoon dogs and Timon and Pumbaa who actually do have real life counterparts. Subscribe: https://bit.ly/3NBk48Z Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:25 Scooby Doo 00:56 Squidward 01:40 Arthur 02:14 Lady and the Tramp 02: 28 Sven 02:57 Tamatoa 03:32 Remy 04:04 Timon and Pumbaa 04:31 Lemurs from Madagascar 04:56 Pascal 05:19 Outro Our Social Media: Facebook:   / thethingscom   Instagram:   / thethingsofficial_   For more videos and articles visit: https://www.thethings.com Written by: Lauren Waters Narrated by: Curt Turner Edited by: Ed Garcia For copyright matters please contact us at: legal@valnetinc.com