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What is the name of the tool that can pick up iron from sand?
A magnet can pick up tiny iron particles that are in sand.
How do you get sand from a river?
You pick it up.
What will a Texas horned lizard do if you pick it up?
it will squirt blood out of its eyes
Can you pick up a lizard right after they eat?
Yes but remember they still have to digest
Can endermen pick up bedrock?
No. They can only pick up grass, dirt, sand, gravel, etc.
What is the yellow stuff on your hand after you pick up a sand-dollar?
thats sand dolar pee
What type of lizards stand on two feet on hot sand?
I believe it is the Lacerta agilis (sand lizard) according to san Diego zoo "To protect its feet from the hot sand, the sand lizard (Lacerta agilis) by lifting its legs up quickly, one at a time, or by resting its belly on the sand and lifting up all four legs at once!" http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-lizard.HTML
How do you separate sand sugar and glass marbles?
You have to pick them up
Is it illegal to ride in the back of a pick up in NJ?
Yes
What is the incubation of a sand lizard?
The sand lizard is a small species of lizard that is found across Europe and into parts of Asia. The sand lizard is one of only three species of lizard natively found in the UK along with the slow worm and the common lizard, and is protected in Britain (and much of Europe) as populations are low in most areas. The sand lizard is found inhabiting grass and heath-lands along with coastal dunes throughout it's native range which extends from the United Kingdom, east across Europe to Mongolia. Despite having a fairly wide distribution however, sand lizard populations are sparse and are completely extinct from certain areas of their native habitats. The sand lizard is a relatively small, yet "stocky" lizard species that is usually of a light brown colour, with darker markings running down it's back. Male sand lizards however, are known for their remarkable colour change, as their skin turns from a dull brown to a bright green during the mating season, in order to more easily attract a female to mate with. As with other reptiles, the sand lizard is a cold blooded animal and must therefore, first warm itself up before it is able to hunt for food. Sand lizards spend the daytimes basking on a rock in the hot sun, which warms their blood up, re-charging them for an evening of hunting. The brownish colour of the sand lizard's skin acts as a good camouflage when the sand lizard is sun-bathing. Like many other lizard species, the sand lizard is a carnivorous animal meaning that it has to hunt and eat other animals in order to survive. Sands lizards primarily feast on a variety of invertebrates including insects, grasshoppers and spiders, which they watch closely using their excellent sight before powerfully grabbing hold of their meal with their strong tongue. The small size of the sand lizard, coupled with it's sluggish nature when warming up during the day, makes these animals a prime target for hungry predators. Birds, dogs and cats are the most common predators of the sand lizard, along with habitat destruction or total loss caused by humans. Sand lizards mate in the early summer when males begin to show off their new green patterns in order to attract and impress a female mate. Female sand lizards lay their eggs in the sand where they are incubated by the sun and not by the mother. As with other lizard species, very little care is provided by the parents for their young who are independent from a very early age. Today, habitat loss has pushed these lizards into smaller and smaller areas and sand lizard populations across Europe are now under threat. The sand lizard is considered to be an animal at threat from extinction in the wild and is protected in much of it's natural range.
What is the best vacuum for picking up sand?
dyson
How old do you have to be to pick up prostetitutes?
It's illegal at any age.
