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Why does a catus have spines?
to stop animals eating it and stealing all the water and nutrients inside the cactus which it needs to survive
Where do roadrunners get water?
in a catus
Can a catus float?
It depends on da amount of water. But a catus is most likely to sink.
What plant don't need much water and lives in the dessert?
Catus
What is the barrel catus used for?
it just drinks water like other plants do
What color is the catus?
What is a catus in the desert why is their a camel in the desert
What are the Aztec symbols?
the Aztec symbols are a spot with water and catus and a sn Save ake
When was Conus catus created?
Conus catus was created in 1792.
What is Saint-Denis-Catus's population?
Saint-Denis-Catus's population is 193.
What is the scientific name for house cats?
The Scientific name for the domestic cat is Felis catus.
How do you get to fire mountain in Dragon Ball origins?
follow the catus and i am not playing with you.FOLLOW THE CATUS
What does Felis catus mean in English?
Felis Catus is the Scientific name for Domestic Cat.
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