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When was Slimey the Worm created?
Slimey the Worm was created in 1981.
What is the difference between snails and worms?
The difference is that snails have a shell that is attached to their body and use it for shelter and protection against predators! While worms are just long and slimy and they live mostly under the soil! Snails adapt to the environment very differently to worms!
Is A fish Scaley Or Slimey?
Both, A Fish Is Scaley but Also Very Slimey, Ask Dan Terry, He Is A Carp.
What rhymes with slimey?
blimey
What is the texture of fish?
Slimey
Who is the Sesame Street worm?
Slimey :)
Why are snakes reptiles?
because they are slimey
Why is slime slimey?
because it has water in it
How do you get the slimey on moshi monsters?
its modihfd98
What causes slimey stools?
Your food
What features do mollusus have?
mollusus are slimey invertebrates
Why are frogs slimey?
to keep there skin from getting dryed out.+
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