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And here is the start of the series of mistakes seen in Disney Animated features
In the original Lion King, around the end of the scene with the musical number, "I Just Can't Wait to be King," there are a group of ant-eaters seen. Ant-eaters are native to the Americas, not the African savannah Lion King takes place in.
Oh yes I remember, giant ant-eaters. They should've had aardvarks instead!
In almost every movie scene ever filmed, whenever a big cat is shown attacking, stalking, or even approaching a person it always very conveniently roars, growls, snarls, hisses, pauses, or otherwise gives apple warning of it's presence. In reality, a stalking feline in attack mode is in total deadly silence. A cat that is in a bluff or threatening mode may make noise, such as a snarling lion, but when a cat means serious business it is silent.
Add to that housecats are often portrayed as making some sort of an angry sound when they wouldn't make any sound or just a meow or a purr, unless some a-hole had done something cruel to them. That helps perpetuate a negative attitude toward cats.
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The myriad of venomous snakes that are generally milk snakes, or gopher snakes. Happens over and over and over again.
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