Why "Roarr"?

[DiamondeX2]

Maybe this is a stupid question, but I think that somewhere at the start of Readme it should be explained

[gajus]

It is actually covered in one of the introductory articles.

https://medium.com/free-code-camp/roarr-the-perfect-json-logger-node-js-and-browser-935180bda529#e6fc

What about the name?
I got some initial critique about the use of a generic, “cutesy” name such as “roarr”. The primary reason for choosing the name is to identify the package as loud. Roarr logs cannot be suppressed, just like the roar of a tiger.
You’re gonna hear me roar!
From the practical perspective, “ROARR” is a safe term to grep and reserve in the global environment.

[DiamondeX2]

Thanks for an answer