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In this pun on owls that have similar names, we see a barn owl, a barred owl, and a bard owl (an owl that looks like a Shakespearean era poet)
Owl taxonomy, explained
In this pun on the seven wonders of the world, we see the earth wondering seven things, from the sublime (what is the meaning of life) to the ridiculous (should I get bangs).
Sure, the pyramid of Giza is great, but so is fantasizing about the possibilities that open up to you when you get a new haircut.
In this pun on the phrase "Spill the Tea" (which means to tell the hot gossip), we see a spill-the-tea rex, aka a T. Rex, king of the dinosaur gossip. He is telling a brontosaurus about a rumor that Ron wants all the guys to evolve into chickens.
Where I get all my hot goss
In this pun on censored books, we see books that have (sort of) bad words in the title with that word blocked out - Ivanhoe, Moby Dick, Winnie-the-Pooh, Through the Looking Glass, Middlesex, and Cloudy with a Change of Meatballs.
Not pictured: Naked Lunch, The Screwtape Letters, The Hardy Boys, Puss in Boots, and James and the Giant Peach
In this comparison cartoon, we see an electric eel next to a gas-powered eel (an eel being filled up with gasoline from a pumping station)
Feeling nostalgic for the days of hand-cranked eels
In this pun on surgeon and the fish sturgeon, we see a fish patient in the operating room. The doctor, who is a sturgeon, says to the fish patient, "I will be performing your sturgery."
Coincidentally, this is the only medical care my insurance covers.
In this pun on the fish the red snapper, we see a red snapper fish with human arms who is, of course, snapping his fingers.
Some people prefer their fish fried or steamed. I prefer mine with an innate mastery of body percussion.
In this pun on posthumous publication, we see Emily Dickinson sitting at her publisher's desk. Her publisher is a possum, which is why she is being published possumously.
Even if it's a book deal offered by a possum, it's still a book deal!
In this pun on robot, we see the brobot, a robot with a popped collar who delivers all the information a bro could need (crypto/Bitcoin prices, IPA alcohol content, scores in a football game).
This bro definitely pumps iron.
In this pun on Passover biblical story of Moses splitting the Red Sea, we see Moses splitting a check for a dinner at a restaurant. You know, the kind where one person doesn't drink wine, one person orders dessert, everyone feels like they are overpaying.
If we could have just Venmoed each other rough approximations of how much we thought we owed after dinner, it would have been enough.