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Why do cats lick water instead of drinking it directly from a bowl?
Cats may lick water instead of drinking it directly from a bowl because they have sensitive whiskers that can be bothered by the sides of the bowl. Licking water allows them to control the amount they drink and avoid discomfort.
How would you know when you are out of invisible ink?
you lick the bowl and see if theres a funky taste to it
Why do dogs move food out of bowl?
because the dog is trying to lick the water and its tongue rubes against the bottom of the bowl, as it empties it gets lighter and the dogs tongue now moves the bowl eventually knocking it over.
Why is my cat licking an empty food bowl?
Cats may lick an empty food bowl out of instinct or habit, as they have scent glands on their tongues that they use to mark their territory. Additionally, they may be trying to communicate that they are hungry or seeking attention.
How do you lick my weiner?
lick it!!!
How do you lick your lick lick?
first you take a wet wash cloth, then you wet your lick lick, next you put your tongue to the lick lick and move up and down. Now, you have learned how to lick your lick lick. I hope this is helpful so the next time you want to lick your lick lick you can remember this. Thanks for your time. Love, your caring mother. <3
How do giraffe shower?
THEY LICK THEM SELVES lick lick
How do guinea pigs drink water in the wild?
When they have a bottle they use their tongue to sip. When they drink form a small pet food bowl they lick up the water.
What are the good things about baking?
Its very rewarding it; Makes you feel good if people like it if its chocolate you can lick the bowl (yum) and you have an exuse to eat fatening stuff lol :)
What factors need to be considered when designing an airplane?
lick lick lick, lick my butty hole
What factors need to be considered when designing airplane?
lick lick lick, lick my butty hole
What is the Gaelic word for 'lick'?
In (Scottish) Gaelic: imlich (to lick) also (a lick);In Irish: ligh (to lick); leadhb (teanga) a lick (of the tongue).
