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Why do doctors poke a stick at your toungue?
They do that to check your throat for inflammation. That is the enlarging of the throat walls.
Which animal can stick its toungue out?
Any animal that can lick itself or its young can stick its tongue out, which I believe is every animal that reproduces sexually. ~ ~Sleenky
How do you french kiss someone especial?
you open ur mouth and stick ur toungue in there mouth. YOU LICK THEIR TONGUE! like a lolipop;)
What are crocdiles made of?
flesh.
Do crocdiles have lungs?
yes
Can you consider crocdiles as amphibains?
Yes
Do crocdiles live in ponds?
yes
Why do crocdiles eat legs?
it's food.
Are crocdiles predators?
they kill them then start rapin it
Do alligators and crocdiles have a long muscular body?
Yes
Can people kill crocdiles?
Yes, legally, not sure about that..
Where and when the tongue works?
its a toungue
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