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No they creak. But they are cuties
no they dont!?!?!? i saw one bark on the road yesterday !!! 🦎🦎🦎
Must have been French or something. Their roosters go cocorico over there.
Yep, our rooselters go "cocorico", it's called a "chant". This is a good onomatopoeia as roosters sounds a bit like that.
Our frogs "coasse". As an onomatopoeia, we sometimes say something like "wobett", which sounds like someone who never heard a frog would say they sound, mainly used with or by kids.
Nothing like a bark.