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I feel like it got infected and a glass eye is still being made
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Why does pudsey wear a eye patch?
Its his right eye
What color is pudsey eye patch?
its white with lots of spots with different colours.
Why does Pudsey have an eye patch?
Pudsey, the famous dog from Britain's Got Talent, wears an eye patch to cover his left eye, which is non-functional due to a condition called persistent pupillary membrane. This condition is a remnant of fetal development where a thin membrane covers the eye, causing vision impairment. The eye patch helps protect the non-functional eye from potential injury and also adds to Pudsey's iconic appearance.
What colours are on pudsey bears eye patch?
He's yellow.
Why has pudsey the bear got eye patch?
It symbolises blind people x
What is the population of Pudsey?
The population of Pudsey is 32,391.
Why did they invent Pudsey Bear?
someone invented pudsey
Where can you buy a kids pudsey t-shirt?
anywhere at a pudsey store
What is Pudsey Grangefield School's motto?
Pudsey Grangefield School's motto is 'and'.
Why is pudsey bear called pudey bear?
Pudsey Bear is the mascot of the BBC's annual fundraising marathon Children in Need, which raises over £30 ($60) million a year for childrens charities.Pudsey Bear is the mascot for the BBC Charity Children in Need. Every year they hold a TV appeal night to raise money for disadvantaged, sick or disabled children in the UK. It just so happens that it's tonight actually. Pudsey has been the mascot since 1983 (3 years after it started). He's yellow and has a spotty bandage over one eye.
Where is pudsey the bear from?
he officialy was made in pudsey in leeds in the pub called the royal
Why pudsey wear bandage?
Pudsey Bear, the mascot for BBC's Children in Need, wears a bandage over one eye as a symbol of support for children facing illness and adversity. The bandage represents resilience and the idea that even when facing challenges, it's important to keep a positive outlook. This distinctive feature has made Pudsey an iconic figure in raising awareness and funds for children's charities.
