Do you know some nicknames that I don't? If your answer is in the affirmative, tell me, and help inform the world!

UEFA Belgium Diables Rouges Croatia Fiery Eleven Denmark Danish Dynamite England Three Lions France les Bleus Rep Ireland Boys in Green Italy Azzurri Netherlands Oranje Poland Bialoczerwoni Spain la Furia Roja Sweden Tre Kronan CAF Algeria Desert Warriors Benin Squirrels Burkina Faso Stallions Cameroon Indomitable Lions Congo Red Devils Congo DR Simbas Côte d'Ivoire Elephants Egypt Pharaohs Gabon Panthers Gambia Scorpions Ghana Black Stars Kenya Harambee Stars Lesotho Likoena Liberia Lone Star Madagascar Malagasy Malawi Flames Mali Eagles Morocco Atlas Lions Mozambique Mambas Namibia Brave Warriors Nigeria Super Eagles Senegal Lions Sierra Leone Leone Stars South Africa Bafana Bafana Swaziland Sihlangu Togo Hawks Tunisia Carthage Eagles Uganda Cranes Zambia Chipolopolo Zimbabwe Warriors CONMEBOL Argentina Albiceleste Brazil Verdeamarelhos Chile la Roja Colombia Cafeteros Peru Incas Uruguay Charrúas Venezuela Vinotinto

AFC Singapore Lions CONCACAF Barbados Bajan Rockets Canada Maple Leafs Costa Rica Ticos El Salvador Guanacos Grenada Spice Boyz Guatemala Chapines Honduras Catrachos Jamaica Reggae Boyz Mexico Tricolores Panama Cañaleros Trinidad-Tobago Soca Warriors OFC Australia Socceroos New Zealand All Whites

EXPLANATIONS
Some of these owe themselves to explanations. The coloured ones [Diables Rouges, Azzurri, Vinotinto, All Whites, ...] come from the team uniforms. The Three Lions are so named because their uniforms contain the emblem of the Football Association, which depicts [you guessed it] three lions. A few, like the Black Stars, the Lone Star, and the Tricolores, originate from their respective nations' flags. The Pharaohs, the Cafeteros, the Reggae Boyz, and the Cañaleros were all named for things with which their respective nations are typically identified. Mambas are a type of snake, and "Chipolopolo" means "bullets". I'm still trying to figure out what the "Catrachos" are supposed to be.

THANKS TO
My pal Romeo Ahohe informed me that Benin's national side are the Squirrels. Meanwhile, in a fun article that appeared on Internetsoccer.com, Peter Auf Der Heyde identified the names of many African sides. "J-D" was able to convince me that the Maple Leafs of Canada is in fact a valid nickname. "Alphayo" of Kenya dug up a few of the European names on a message board somewhere. The rest have been culled from my perusings of soccer news articles.