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How is bubble gum made?
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How do you find the blobber on poptropica?
You have to put the carrot that you found on the snowman and then go to Greg's garage and get a leaf blower. Then you back to the snowman and free him. Then he gives you the blotter.
Were did the name Dr. Seuss come from?
"Dr. Seuss" was the pen name of Theodor Seuss Geisel. He added "Dr." as a nod to his father's hope that he would become a doctor, although he did not earn a medical degree. "Seuss" was his mother's maiden name.
What are chapstick made out of?
You will need Vaseline, flavoring, optional: food coloring. first: mix the Vaseline and flavor and food coloring together second: put in microwavable bowl and melt for 20 seconds third: put the mixture in the case or whatever you what to put it in Fourth: put in freezer for a hour fifth:take out and enjoy
How good are the human senses?
As with anything relating to how 'good' or 'poor' a human beings abilities, there is a range, or scale, ranging from excellent, (as near perfect as that sense can be, ie, 20/20 vision), to very poor, or in some cases, none at all (blind, deaf, etc.). I do not want to be overly technical here, so i hope that helps. Blobber
What language does pingu the penguin speak?
From the reading and research i have done about 'Pingu', it appears that there is not real language, in the sense that words and phrases spoken by the penguins can not be translated into any known language, although bits and peices of Swiss, German, and Spanish seem to be heard once in a while. In one episode, where Pingu, Pinga, and their mother, are making pancakes, and when Pingu tries to 'flip' the pancake out of the frying pan, it sails out the front door, hitting the postman in the head. The postman repeatedly says the word 'pisuello', which i am guessing may mean pancake, but I've not yet found proof positive of the word meaning. I hope this has been helpful. Blobber
Why do humans protect animals?
Because, tragically, human beings operate under the belief, that they have the right to do what they please to animals. In many circumstances, the poor or cruel treatment is based in the ability to profit financially, from the harm caused, as in the illegal trade of animals. For example, in Borneo, baby/infant Orangutans are forcibly taken from their mothers, usually by killing the mothers, which are sold for a few dollars as bush meat. The traumatized infant Orangutans are then held captive, often in awful, unsanitary and unloving conditions, until they are sold to people as pets, where they suffer a confusing, unhappy, and often diseased life. They usually die because of illness, or because they are so traumatized by the loss of their mother, that they grieve unrelentingly until they become sick and die. Tigers will soon be extinct in the wild, because the Chinese kill them for use of their bones, teeth, and genitals, for use in traditional medicine. Their coats, or 'skins' often end up as rugs. This abuse is criminal, illegal, and very sad, and it is only a TINY fraction of the abuse and loss of animals, that currently occur, all over the world, every day of every year. We, humans, must protect animals, because many, many of our species still have not learned that animals are NOT ours to do with as we please, and that they feel pain, sadness, and loss, just as we do. They can not, however, speak up for themselves, and say, 'please, help me. Protect me', so we MUST do it. I hope this answer helps, both whoever asked the question, and all our fellow creatures. Blobber
