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What is a Pengra?
it has a zebra head and a birds body with zebra stripes. it stands about 2 feet tall and weighs 15-20 ponds it lives in Knysna, south Africa
What is the dogs name in The Grinch who stole Christmas?
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What is ''My'' dogs name?
what ever you choose for your dogs name is your dogs name.
Is Leeza a real name?
Yes, Leeza is a real name. Basically, any name is a name. Leeza isn't a very popular name though.
What was SpongeBobs worms name?
his name is wormy. how hard. nooo his name is rex sandys worms name was wormy
When was Knysna created?
Knysna was created in 1871.
What is the population of Knysna Local Municipality?
Knysna Local Municipality's population is 51,468.
Where is knysna?
Knysna is in the Garden Route region of the Western Cape province in South Africa.
Animal Pengra location Knysna South Africa?
Yes they are located in Knysna, South Africa
What is the area of Knysna Local Municipality?
The area of Knysna Local Municipality is 1,059 square kilometers.
Which route to use when driving fron Johannesburg to knysna?
N1 to Beaufort West via Kroonstad, Winburg and Colesburg. N12 to George and the N2 to Knysna.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Search for the Knysna Elephants - 2010?
The cast of The Search for the Knysna Elephants - 2010 includes: Gareth Patterson as Himself - Host
What is the branch code of standard bank Knysna?
05031443
What are the release dates for Get Out - 2003 Knysna South Africa 6-10?
Get Out - 2003 Knysna South Africa 6-10 was released on: USA: 3 July 2006
What is the name of a brackish seahorse species?
The Knysna Seahorse (Hippocampus capensis) is reputed to be the only true "estuarine" (brackish water) sea horse in the world.
Describe the beak of a kynsna loerie?
the knysna loerie is nice
What are the Knysna Seahorse's predators?
Crabs, Humans, and something else...
