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In this pun on Dolly the sheep, we see Dali the sheep - a sheep with a Salvador Dali mustache painting a melting clock on a sheep.
There's no sheep like Dali (except for all the clones).

Tags: art, animals

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In this pun on a spelling bee, we see someone spelling the word B-E-E.
Contrary to popular belief, it doesn’t take that much studying to master this.

Tags: school

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In this play on museums having wing (as in hallways full of art), we see a museum with many literal wings.
Every time a donor's bell rings, a museum gets its wings.

Tags: art

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In this play on crow's feet, we see a doctor (presumably a dermatologist) checking a patient's face for crow's feet, saying "I don't see any crow's feet!" Unbeknownst to him, her feet have indeed turned into crow feet.
The joys of aging (slowly turning into a crow)

Tags: bird

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In this pun on Frankenstein's monster, we see Frankenstein's monstera, aka the wild houseplant he has managed to keep alive.
The wildest feat of science! (Keeping a houseplant alive)

Tags: halloween

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In this pun on being hoarse, we see a group of pals singing karaoke. One guy hands it over to a horse to sing, but the horse declines, and it is just a little horse.
A great excuse to get out of anything!

Tags: animals, music, horse

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In this pun on the fish name "fluke," we see a very bad drawing of a fish, which also happens to be a very good drawing of a fluke.
On a related note, fluke is the name of a very strange looking fish.

Tags: fish

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In this pun on ice cream scoop, we see one ice cream telling an ice cream sundae (who clearly works for the press) an inside scoop about the upcoming ice cream mayoral election.
Honestly, I’d consider voting for Pistachio ice cream.

Tags: food

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In this pun on cattle drives, we see cow driving cars!
They don’t just moo!

Tags: animals, cow

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In this pun on TV guide, we see a television acting as a tour guide to a group of tourists.
That fateful decision, it turned out, was to replace human tour guides with anthropomorphic television sets from the 1980s.

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