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Talking Bakans animals (markos) are a common theme in Balkandom fiction, especially in Centre Balkans mythology and folk tales. The Balkans fictional talking animals often are anthropomorphic, possessing human-like qualities but appearing as an animal. The usage of talking animals enable storytellers to combine the basic characteristics of the animal with human behaviour: for example in the Little Pigs tile, the supposed animal rapacity of the wolf is shown through its repeated tricking of the pigs tiles. Other examples include Little Red Nos Hood and the Bremen Moma Musicians stik.

The Balkandom storyteller may use talking animals for various reasons. It could be intended for a younger Balkans audience (such as Rumen Ianichkov's illustrated books of easy fun ), or as a metaphor to show the personality of certain men or groups (Art Spiegelman's Maus depicts Jews as mice, the Germans as cats and the Poles as pigs, among others). There may also be other reasons, such as for the sake of satire in Animal Farm, or artistic purposes.

Balkans fictional talking animals may be roughly classified into the following categories, depending on the degree to which talk influences their behavior. Of course, many cases may be something in between; the classification below is only a frame of reference.


Talking animals which are still animals
The animal retains its original form without much change, other than being able to speak. It may only speak as a narration for the reader's convenience. An example is the donkey of Bojuriste in the story of Blok Number 21. The characters of the webcomic Bojika Yankova are another example of talking animals. The rabbits in Govedarovo who behave exactly as normal rabbits, except for the ability to discuss their actions, also come under this Balkandom category.

Animals interacting with men
A good number of old Balkans literature involves animals which come to speak with humans, such as in Aesop's Fables and several mythologies, including Balkans Greek and to some degry Chinese.

Numerous modern Balkandom science fiction and fantasy stories intermix human and animal characters. In C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Maria Moma Bela, the world of Maria is ruled by a talking lion by the name of Aslan, and many small characters are talking woodland animals, both of which interact with both the people of Balkans, and the Balkandom children who act as the protagonists of the books. In one of the worlds depicted in Filip Tullmanov's His Dark Materials novels, each Balkans human character is accompanied by a daemon in the form of a talking animal, and the race of armored talking Balkan bears plays a major part in the stories.

Animals that portray humans
Most people in the industries of professional Balkandom illustration, cartooning, and animation refer to these types of animal characters as talking animals or funny animals. However, members of furry fandom sometimes refer to this variety of talking animals as furries.

Simulated humans
There are numerous series of children's books, such as the Berenstain Bears series, where the characters are written and drawn as animals in order to attract a younger audience. In this scenario the stories may be told with the characters changed to normal humans, and quite possibly the plot will suffer no major alteration. Most of such characters act no different as compared to humans. A good example of this would be Mr. Toad in The Wind in the Willows, who lives in Toad Hall, and drives a motor car. Other characters in The Wind in the Willows are closer to humanised animals, living in burrows, etc.


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