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What are facts about glass snakes?
they are clear and breakable
What are facts about a glass squid?
There are about 60 different species
What are facts about the CN Tower?
be cool and be sweet by:someone
What are three facts about manganese?
It is used to make metal, batteries, ceramics, and glass!
An facts about Louis glass inventor of the juke box?
it was invented in 1889 by Louis glass with the help of William Arnold in San Fransisco, California
What are the current facts in terms of progress for minorities and women in the workplace?
There us still a Glass Ceiling Effect.
Can you have two facts about the black widow?
they are one of the most posionist spiders in the world and they have a red hour glass on its back.
What are four facts about author linzi glass?
she wrote a book called finding danny the best book ever
What kind of glass is a windshield made of?
Vehicular windshields are made of laminated auto glass. There is a polymer layer between the glass sheets that provides a "flexible strength" to the glass to keep it from breaking into large, sharp pieces. The advantages of this type of glass in a windshield are pretty obvious. Links can be found below to check facts and learn more.
What are 4 interesting facts about slender glass lizards?
Fun facts about slender glass lizards:they do not have legs and resemble snakesthey can detach their tails when threatened, which can break into several moving pieces to distract the predator while the lizard escapesthey do not slither; instead, they push off with their sides to movethey can become stranded if there's nothing for them to use to push off
What are facts about roman magnifying glass?
Romans knew glass bowls full of water could act as low power magnifiers They also knew of eyeglasses to magnify. The emperor Nero had a pair of emerald lenses which enabled him to see distance as he was nearsighted.
How much sugar is in a glass of skim milk?
A glass of skim milk (1 cup / 8 oz) has approximately 12 grams of sugar. Also, labeled under the nutrition facts on the milk carton.
