No. The name "Islas Canarias" (Spanish for Canary Islands) is likely derived from the Latin term Insula Canaria, meaning Island of the Dogs, a name applied originally only to Gran Canaria. The dense population of an endemic breed of large and fierce dogs, similar to the Canary Mastiff (in Spanish, el Presa Canario), may have been the characteristic that most struck the few ancient Romans who established contact with these islands by the sea. The connection to dogs is retained in these animals' depiction on the islands' coat-of-arms.
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myna (s songbird), son of Himavan, a mountain named 'Mynakam'
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"Songbird" by Kenny G Year 1986 The blue car named "DJ" played it. And Mac nodded off and the other 2 modified cars pushed him off the road IT IS NOT life is a highway - rascal flatts that song was the intro music to the driving scene Mac was fully awake for that.
The Atlantic Canary Islands are named after Serinus canaria - The Canary bird.Actually the canary bird is named after the Canary Islands which get their name from the Latin 'Insularia Canaria' which means 'Islands of Dogs'.
Torres Strait Islands was named after a Spanish man named Spaniard Luiz Váez de Torres
In 2004, it was counted that there were 17.504 islands in Indonesia. 7.870 islands have already been named, and the rest haven't been named yet.
Canaries originated in the Canary Islands. They are not named after the islands, but after the people of the islands, the Canarii.
The discovery of the Bermudas is attributed to a Spanish explorer, Juan de Bermúdez after whom the islands are named.
John Biscoe discovered and named the Biscoe Islands
The Biscoe Islands were discovered by the Scottish seal hunter John Biscoe in 1832. Biscoe was searching for new sealing grounds when he came across the islands.
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The canary islands are actually named after dogs, the Latin for dog being canis, canis (c).