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well...it depends on if your wearwolf of not....otherwise no your safe to live in the open with a full moon
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Does the moon effect cats behavior?
no the moon doesnt effect the cats behavior I disagree, I have always had cats and each time there is a full moon they would act crazy...
What effects does a full moon have on animal behavior pets in particular?
None. This is a confirmation bias fallacy. Statistically the moon, full or otherwise, has no discernible effect on behavior. Some animals will howl or hoot at the moon, but the phase does not matter to this behavior.
Does a full moon affect peoples mood?
It does affect peoples' moods because people act more reckless during the full moon.
Do kids get crazy in the full moon?
does a full moon effect a kid to go crazy yesum
Does the full moon affect your sexual excitement?
There does not seem to be any significant affect of the Full Moon on human sexual behavior.
How does the moon landing effect peoples lives?
landing on the moon has the exact same effect as bungee jumping, your eyes go out of there sockets and your spine also gets wrecked.
Is getting a job on the full moon long lasting?
that has no effect
What spells make the full moon come out?
Spells have no effect on anything the Moon does,but without spells the moon is usless
Does a full moon affect people's behaviour?
The word "Lunatic" came from the word Luner ( moon ). There is no reliable information in medicine or science to support this claim of people going crazy on a full moon.
What would be the effect on the tides if the gravitational force of the sun is added to that of the moon?
That happens at new moon and full moon. In that case, the tides are stronger.
How could a birth date close to full moon effect that child?
It does not. The moon is always full, it is because the sun does not shine on the side that is facing us all the time.
Do the phases of the moon effect the number of stars you can see?
The brighter the Moon (closer to full) the fewer stars that can be seen due to the Moon 'blinding' observers.
