Does anybody remember a cartoon about animals with totem powers?
492016
it was called the Paw Paw bears.\nSuch a cute show. I would love to watch som of them again...even if it was just for the memories.
356460
Haha. Sure it's fair. That's what makes cartoons so rediculous and lovable: they're bogus and imaginitive. Take MOST cartoons, the animals talk. Look at Arthur; He's an ardvark with a dog. And all the other animals (bunnys, gerbils, cats even) can talk but the dog. That's just was makes Disney some bonkers.
600311
"Lone Star" I has almost forgotten this cartoon.  I can even sorta remember the jingle.  Cool show back then.\n\nUpdate:  I actually did some research on this one and I was almost right.  The name of the cartoon you are actually talking about is "Bravestar".\n\nThe proof is listed under the source.  Enjoy
1115825
Cows of MOO MESA?  I LOVED THAT CARTOON.  I was a newlywed back in the early 90's and hubby and I would set our clocks for it on Saturday mornings.  We loved it.  I asked if anyone remembered it a few weeks ago and nobody answered that did.  \n\nDon't forget Mayor Oscar Bulloney.  I LOVED THE NAMES!!!
454472
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animated_cartoon
19532
Maybe from the Christmas cartoons?
168299
I saw it on woody woodpecker. Billies back- back- back. It's made by Tex Avery for Warner Bros. The title of the cartoon is "Billy Boy" made in 1954. About a Wolf farmer who gets a goat and it ends up eating everything. I think it would be on a Tex Avery dvd some where. I know when I find it I'm buying it! ....did you find it yet?
706474
It's a play on making cartoon animal characters human like.
472788
actually that is a widely believed myth, they are able to jump. as for animals that can't jump, there are many: worms, sloths, turtles....
760211
I have just read some of the answers and some are unbelievable. Animals don't think?? Now that is really silly.  As to the question there are recorded incidents of animals with higher intelligence such as the great ape species taking some sort of retaliatory actions as acts of revenge and I have heard that elephants will do so and they do have excellent memories.  Dolphins are also very intelligent so maybe they do so as well but I don't think anyone has recorded this
267743
The cartoon character was a big snow monster, or something like that.  "I like bunny rabbits George.  I like to hug them, and pet them, and squeeze them."\n\nThis cartoon character was modeled after the movie character though.
196772
No but there was a giraffe, lion, hippo, zebra, and some gangster penguins. LOLOLOLOL
877811
Good one!  And consider some other grusome (cool) icons...\n\nHanged - a body with rope around neck\nBurned  - a chared figure on a stick\nDrawn & quartered - four horses w/ body parts behind each\nBoiled in oil - a steaming cauldron\nExposure in animal skin - vultures with flesh hanging\nFlayed - a "skinless" figure\nBrazen Bull - A bronze bull\nScaphism - I'll let you look this one up
394256
I saw this on Animal Planet, and I can't remember it's name!  Isn't it a water bear or something?  Really kind of neat.
796432
Maybe the Wonderpets.  They're not really puppets though.  They sing like 3 songs in each episode, but it's the same 3 songs in every episode.  My daughter watches it every day.
985763
Google video had an archive of Penn&Teller's Bullshit for a while.  You can probably find the episode - I think it was the second or first of the first season - that dealt with 'talking to the dead' - they had another one on tarot readings.  Oh, and a third one on ouija boards.
1181356
Yup. It was called Dinosaurs. I remember one episode when the daughter went into puberty. Like most girls get their period, the dino daughter got her "tail". (her tail grew in). Another episode, the son had a pet, and it was a human girl. He tried to teach her tricks. It was a cute show.