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Why was king Louis XVI not ready to become king?
he was constipated
Are parakeets stinky?
Healthy parakeets do not have a strong odor. Their cages may become stinky if their owners do not clean them regularly, but that is not the bird's fault.
Can you die and eat cheese?
yes, but you will become constipated while you are dead!
Do pregnant parakeets have a red area above beak?
Parakeets do not become pregnant, they lay eggs. Females have a pink or tan color nostril band.
Can holding in poop make you have diarrhea?
No, that will cause you to become constipated. Quite the opposite effect.
What is the prognosis for anal artesia?
With high anal atresia, many children have problems controlling bowel function. Most also become constipated. With low anal atresia, children generally have good bowel control, but they may still become constipated.
Do parakeets interact better with wild birds or parakeets?
PARAKEETS!
Do parakeets get aggressive when carrying eggs?
yes, like most parakeets become aggressive when they are carrying young. But come on dudes and dudettes how is it possible for the keet not to get offensive bacc away from the huevos
What you will do to reduce the chances that you will become constipated?
Constipation can occur for many reasons. In order to reduce your changes of becoming constipated, make sure to drink plenty of water and eat lots of fiberous foods.
What will you do to reduce the chances that you will become constipated?
Constipation can occur for many reasons. In order to reduce your changes of becoming constipated, make sure to drink plenty of water and eat lots of fiberous foods.
What can you do to reduce the chances that you will become constipated?
Constipation can occur for many reasons. In order to reduce your changes of becoming constipated, make sure to drink plenty of water and eat lots of fiberous foods.
What is the possessive noun of parakeets?
The possessive form of the plural noun parakeets is parakeets'.Example: The parakeets' cages are cleaned daily.
