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The color orange mascot in "Barney & Friends" is named Baby Bop. She is a playful, green dinosaur who often appears alongside Barney and helps teach children important lessons. Baby Bop is characterized by her childlike curiosity and love for fun, making her a beloved character in the series.
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What color were Barney Pot?
Lol orange
What Division 1A teams reference a color in their official mascot name?
Syracuse orange
Why is the most seen color on WikiAnswers is orange?
Orange is a motif of WikiAnswers; this stems mainly from the Orange Guy, the WikiAnswers Community Mascot. However, depending on the primary contributions of a user, orange is not necessarily the most common color.
What are the school colors of Boise State?
The school color's of Boise State University are orange and blue. Also their school mascot is The Bronco.
What is the Syracuse university mascot?
the orange
What is SU's mascot?
They changed their name from the Orangemen to the Orange a few years ago. Their mascot is Otto. He is at sprots game, and is a giant orange.
What is the mascot of Chapman university?
The mascot of Chapman University in Orange County, California is the Panther.
Why is WikiAnswers' mascot orange?
The mascot is orange because its creator, Leo Blanchette, decided to create him that color. He came up with it one day when he walked two miles to the nearest gas station. He said that the idea popped into his head and he started to become serious with creating and expanding his concept.
Who does Riff on Barney?
Riff was the orange dinosaur.
What is the team name of Syracuse football?
Otto the Orange is the mascot of the Syracuse Basketball team. The Syracuse Basketball team is also nicknamed Syracuse Orange, hence the name for the mascot Otto the Orange.
What is the mascot for Nickelodeon?
It's not exactly a mascot but the kinda sorta symbol for nick is the orange splat
What is the mascot of Chapman University university?
The mascot of Chapman University in Orange County, California is the Panther.
