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How do you say the names of these animals, insects, etc in Japanese?

I need as many of these translated to japanese (Preferably romaji.) Please and thank you. Here's the list.

Beaver

Bison

Bobcat

Alligator

Seahorse

Tasmanian Devil

Wolverine

Caracal

Cardinal

Cheetah

Chimpanzee

Chinchilla

Coyote

Dingo

Fennec Fox

Ferret

Gazelle

Honeybee

Hornet

Hyena

Impala

Jackal

Jaguar

Kangaroo

Koala

Mongoose

Ocelot

Okapi

Opossum

Orangutan

Prong Horn

Raven

red Panda

Skunk

Wallaby

Yak

Emu

Flamingo

Pelican

Penguin

Chameleon

Crocodile

Iguana

King cobra

Ladybug

Locust

Thank you again.

this is what I love about YA. It's like Wikipedia. Usually I'd want money to translate, but this is more like a "test your knowledge" quiz, so I'll answer as many as I can without looking them up.

Beaver biibaa

Bison

Bobcat yamaneko

Alligator wani (I know it's the same as crocodile, they don't distinguish)

Seahorse tatsuno tatsugo ta... Sorry I've forgotten

Tasmanian Devil

Wolverine

Caracal

Cardinal ? not in Japan

Cheetah chiita

Chimpanzee chinpanji

Chinchilla chinchira

Coyote

Dingo yaken/dingo

Fennec Fox

Ferret itachi

Gazelle

Honeybee mitsubachi

Hornet hachi, kumabachi, suzumebachi

Hyena

Impala

Jackal

Jaguar

Kangaroo

Koala koara

Mongoose monguuzu

Ocelot

Okapi okapi

Opossum ????

Orangutan oran utan

Prong Horn

Raven - Is a raven different than a crow? crow is karasu

red Panda- ressa panda

Skunk sukanku

Wallaby- warabii

Yak

Emu-emyuu

Flamingo-furamingo

Pelican-perikan

Penguin-pengin

Chameleon-kamerion

Crocodile-wani

Iguana-iguana

King cobra-

Ladybug-tentomushi

Locust-semi

Nipple Clamps - 4 Designs And The Main Features Of Each

Of those who've tried nipple clamps, I don't imagine that too many will 'sort of' like them or 'sort of' dislike them. There are always exceptions, but it's probably safe to say that if you like your nipples pinched, nibbled or bitten you'll like the clamps too; and if you don't, you won't. But they're such a staple of fetish play and bdsm that I thought I'd take a look at them today. There 4 common designs...

Alligator and clover clamps can be had in adjustable and non-adjustable versions, while tweezer and vice style clamps are always adjustable by design. And they can be had in 'vibrating' and 'regular'. Like all good things in life!

I should mention before we continue that if you've never worn nipple clamps before but would like to try them, get something adjustable!!! There's no way to accurately gauge how they'll feel until they're attached, and you don't want to have them sitting unused in a drawer somewhere because they hurt too much. Even if your nipples can take a lot of pressure, pinch-wise, you're better safe than sorry. You can always go to a tighter set later. And you always want to attach them at the base of the nipple...they just work better that way.

Alligator clamps are arguably the most common, and popular. Most nipple clamp sets will be this type, whether the label on the package says so or not. They come in a variety of widths and naturally get heavier as they get wider. The width of the clamps and the size of the nipples bearing them will determine whether they're attached from above or below, or pointing toward the wearer.

Most clamps of this type will be padded for comfort and to keep them from slipping, but some are bare metal and a few have teeth - not a starting point I'd recommend, but available if you want to try them!

Speaking of 'not a starting point', clover nipple clamps are a traditional Japanese design that's frequently referred to with words like 'mean', 'nasty', 'evil' and so on. They can be found in adjustable versions but even those are going to be pretty tight. I've personally never tried or used these, but people who do like them seem to really like them so they might be something you'll want to work up to. But really, you probably don't want to start here. These are sometimes called "butterfly" clamps, and they too can be had with pads and without.

Tweezer style clamps look exactly like you think they would, and adjust with a ring that slides up or down the tweezer to tighten it. They have almost-flat tips and can work pretty well, but they're more likely to slide off than the other styles if they aren't applied tightly enough. There's a variation called "prong style" whose tips are either curved or bent more dramatically, they're intended for larger nipples.

I'm not a fan of the tweezer/prong type of nipple clamp but they're typically quite cheap if you want to give them a try; you won't be risking much and you might like them. Tweezer clamps are a good choice for clitoral clamps, if you want to try that.

The vice style nipple clamps (a.k.a. 'press' clamps) are named after their screw-type adjuster, and the fact that they clamp on like a really small bench vise! But they aren't as scary as that. They have a wide range of adjustment so they'll work for almost anyone. I like these; they work best if turned so the open side points down, which will make sense when you see them.

There are a few variations on or within these 4 designs, but this covers most of the models you'll find out there. Most of these will work well on larger nipples with the possible exception of the flat-tipped tweezer, so it's mostly a matter of trial and re-trial and finding a personal favorite. A narrow tipped adjustable alligator is a great choice for smaller nipples. But you won't know what works best for you until you try a few of them. So experiment a bit, and have fun!

About the Author

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