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Who used the peach pit game?
The Iroquois Indians played the peach pit game. It was played with a bowl and peach pits. You had to shake the peach pits in your hand then drop them carefully in th bowl. Count how many black sided pits you got. If their are more black than white, you win.
Are peach pits poisonous to goats?
if you think they are
Do avocados have pits or seeds?
It's not healthy. Avocado pits, like peach and apricot pits, contain cyanide to prevent animals from eating them.
Why is it dangerous for dogs to eat peach pits?
It is dangerous for anyone to eat pear seeds because they contain cyanide.
Why were the peach pits collected in world war 1?
Peach pits were used during World War I as filter for their gas masks. They would soack them in urine and make a special charcoal out of them that was used for the mask.
How were kids involved with peach pits during World War 1?
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Do goats eat peaches with no pit?
Peach pits are poisonous so I am guessing YES
Is a fruit pit a chemical hazard?
No. Although some could be choking hazards. Some types of pits (such as apricot and peach pits), if ground up, can contain toxic compounds.
Is a fruit pit a chemical hazards?
No. Although some could be choking hazards. Some types of pits (such as apricot and peach pits), if ground up, can contain toxic compounds.
Can people spit seeds?
Um yes you can spit seeds. You can spit water melon seeds peach pits cherry pits stuff like that, but yes you can spit seeds. What does that have to do with Miley Cyrus?
What is the name of the game played by the Iroquois you use a bowl designed with clan symbols and beans?
It originally was used with peach pits so it really is called well, the peach pit game.
Do bugs get inside peach pits?
Yes, bugs get inside peach pits. Common peach pit invaders include catfacing insects, green June beetles, Japanese beetles, lesser peachtree borers, Oriental fruit moths, peachtree borers, plum curculio, scale, and shothole borers.
