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Why some have depressed navels while others have protruding navels?
why some have depressed navels while others have protruding navels.
When was The Woman Who Had Two Navels created?
The Woman Who Had Two Navels was created in 1961.
What is the meaning of to rub navels together?
samba.. it was just on jepordy
You want navels in Tamil?
yes
Do hippos have navels?
Yes, of course hippo's have navels because mos living organisms have ambilicle cords. Except cheese. lol t
Why do you have navel?
we have navels because that was where the umbilical cord was
What is the purpose of the woman who has two navels?
"The Woman Who Had Two Navels" by Nick Joaquin explores themes of identity, heritage, and the colonial legacy in the Philippines. The character with two navels symbolizes the complex dualities and conflicting influences that shape Filipino society and individual identities.
Why girls did not expose their navels?
It depends on the fashion of dressing, their local traditions, and their religion beliefs. In many western countries as well as in India, girls can usually have clothing fashion that allows exposing their navels. However; per Islam teachings and local traditions; Muslim women are not allowed to expose their navels.
Are outie navels sensitive?
umm no not really... i have an outie and its not sensitive
What happens after you get your navel pierced?
you end up with two navels
What animal besides humans have navals?
All mammals that are born after being hooked to an umbilical cord have navels. Some navels are more visible than others, example dogs are not as visible as apes and monkeys are.
The women who had two navels summary?
"The Woman Who Had Two Navels" is a novel by Filipino author Nick Joaquin. It tells the story of a woman named Consuelo Almazan, who believes she has two navels which symbolize her dual identity as both a Filipina and a Spaniard. The novel explores themes of identity, colonialism, and the search for self-identity in the Philippines during the early 20th century.
