Animals we know have a bigger name.

We all know the name of these animals: pigs, Pigeon, Chicken, Coyote, Dove, Sloth bear, Orangutan, but did you know this simple name has a bigger name? Let's start with the pig. The pig scientific name isn't that big it's just sus. No not the Among us game where you call someone sus. It's just sus. Pigeon: Columbidae. Chicken: Gallus gallus domesticus. Coyote: Canis latrans. Dove: Columbidae(Same as Pigeon). Sloth bear: Melursus ursinus. The Orangutan name is my favorite it is called: Pongo X. You may say "but what about a human Scientific name?" Well here is the human scientific name:.................................................................................................................................................................................................... Homo sapiens.

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Animals we know have a bigger name.

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