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How do you get training points in wizard101?
You earn Training Points as you level. You earn one every four levels until 20. Then you earn one every five levels. You can also earn additional Training Points by completing quests, but the only ones that give you training points are Enrollment and the Prospector Zeke ones
Where are the pressure points at?
they are every where on the human body. the best ones are where artery's can be pressed against bone.
What kind of owls eat Arctic hares?
snowy owls are the ones that mostly eat Arctic hares
What is the only ocean which the equator does not pass?
The only ocean through which the equator does not pass is the Arctic and Antarctic ones.
Animals in the innuitian mountains?
Wildlife is scarce in the innuitions, but the ones that have adapted to the extreme cold temperattures are moutain goats, arctic owls, arctic foxes and arctic hares.
On the website prizerebel up to how many points can you earn?
You can earn as many points as you want. There is no limit whatsoever. If you're really dedicated, you might run out of offers to do for a little while, but they get new ones every so often.
How do you get stat points in wild ones?
invite many buddies to get stat points 7 points per buddy i guess
What is the region that contains 12 islands and hundreds of smaller ones in Canada?
The Arctic Lowlands
How many pups does a Arctic wolf has?
They get about as tall as the adult ones get.....
How do you get latios bonus in Pokepark?
Latios is unlocked after every Pokèmon has achieved their bonus. Latios' bonus is 25,000 points. It takes skill and practice to score this many points, but try to go for the rainbow circles over the other blue and red ones.
Do Arctic foxes survive in very hot weather?
Well the foxes in the arctic are lets say "special" they can live in the cold but not really the warm and hot the foxes lets say in Canada are really different from the ones in the arctic :)
Coniferous sub arctic forest?
broadleaf trees coniferous trees
