Sticking Out Tongue Collection (#5)

Dog licking its nose, a sign of anxiety or stress, close-up, front view

Mongrel dog with tongue sticking out walking along beach, front view

Newfoundland dog standing next to ball toy on lawn, side view

Airedale Terrier lying down on grass, panting

Small, mixed-breed dog walking on a lawn with its tongue sticking out, front view

English cocker spaniel, panting

A blue-cream British shorthair kitten licking its lips, front view

Head of a Springer Spaniel sticking out tongue, close-up, front view

Old Black Labrador lying on front panting

A seated Bulldog, panting, side view

Groomed brown poodle lying on front, yawning, side view

Headshot of an Afghan Hound, panting

Traditional wood carving at the Ile des Pins, New Caledonia, Melanesia, South Pacific, Pacific

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"From Funny Giraffes to Cheeky Canines: A Tongue-Twisting Adventure. " This funny giraffe knows how to stick out its tongue and make everyone laugh. Look at this Highland Cow with its tongue out, it's definitely in a playful mood. Even the Diamondback Rattlesnake wants to join the fun by showing off its long, flickering tongue. Who let the dogs out? Well, these Weimeraner and other dog breeds are sticking their tongues out for some hilarious moments. Take a trip back in time with this Greek Bronze of a Gorgon's Head - even ancient sculptures can't resist sticking their tongues out. The Eyelash Pitviper from Costa Rica is not only venomous but also has an impressive tongue that it loves to show off. Watch your step. The Komodo Dragon on Rinca Island is known for its deadly bite, but it also enjoys poking its forked tongue out for added intimidation. A Polar Bear and her cub in Svalbard, Norway wave hello while playfully poking their tongues out – talk about adorable Arctic antics. This juvenile Arctic Fox in Dovrefjell National Park, Norway licks its lips after enjoying a tasty winter meal – nature's way of saying "yum. " Meet the Indonesian Blue-tongued Skink from Papua New Guinea; it proudly extends its vibrant blue tongue as if posing for a reptilian fashion shoot. Our fluffy Bichon Frise strikes a pose beside Colorado blue columbine flowers – who knew flowers could inspire such cheekiness? Standing tall on a rock amidst Rhododendron flowers, our Bichon Frise proves that even small dogs can have big personalities (and tongues). Get ready for some wild and whimsical moments as these creatures unleash their tongues in the most unexpected and amusing ways.