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Sorbitol/Fructose Intolerance could be the cause of your pain after eating watermelon. It could be that you have trouble tolerating sorbitol or fructose. Try eliminating watermelon from your diet or try eating much smaller amounts. You can ask your doctor to be tested for sorbitol malabsorption, which is a simple test that is similar to the test done to diagnose lactose intolerance. If you are intolerant to sorbitol, watermelon may not be the only food causing you an upset stomach. You may also react to peaches, apples, pears, nectarines, cherries, and avocados.

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watermelon is Havier than a pumpkin

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Inner Rind

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Yes. If you eat enough watermelon your feces can turn red, just like with eating beets. Also, if you eat it fast, your body may not digest all of the pulp and you might see some in your stool. As early as 1911 there were doctor studies published showing that even doctors thought it looked like blood until checked under a microscope. If you are worried that what you are seeing is blood stop eating the watermelon for a few days. If you still see red, then you should contact your doctor. And do not listen to people who say that watermelon is pure water, that is not true at all. It can affect the color of your stool.

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Surprisingly, yes.

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Watermelon is a fruit.

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They dont have it yet but there are rumors that there is going to be a skoal watermelon for 2010

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4 - wa-ter-me-lon

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No, watermelon (rind and fruit) isn't healthy for rabbits. It's too high in sugar (even the rind), and not high enough in healthy nutrients.

Sometimes watermelon is good, sometimes it is okay. Watermelon is a treat. Treats (like fresh fruits, carrot) should be limited to a bite every couple of days (assuming your rabbit can handle them and doesn't get diarrhea; and otherwise is eating a healthy diet). Watermelon is an especially sugary treat so it should be especially limited.

Rabbits eat a diet mostly of hay. They also eat some high quality pellets, and should have access to fresh water. Fresh greens can become a part of your rabbit's diet slowly (too much too quickly can result in digestive problems). See the related question about the rabbit diet below.

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As with all fruit seeds, watermelon uses animals to disperse seeds. When an animal eats a watermelon, the seeds generally pass through the digestive system unharmed. When the animal defecates, the seeds then come out (and embedded in the natural fertilizer).

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Watermelon does not belong because the rest aer fruits and water MELON is a melon sort of thing lol try to do ur own hmwk lol :p

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the watermelon big like a dick

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The best watermelons are the ones that are the greenest. The greener they are the more ready they are to be cut into slices. Also the greener they are, the better they'll taste! If you have a garden, you know the watermelon is ready if the stem is brown otherwise, leave it grow for a while :). Enjoy your watermelon.

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yes

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they could possibly get constipated but not anything to serious.

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2 cups diced

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Yes, though watermelon seeds are not good for them to eat.

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No, the average weight of a grocery store watermelon is between 10 and 30 lbs. One ton is equal to 2,000 lbs.

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Watermelons are low in calories and very nutritious. Watermelon is also high in lycopene, second only to tomatoes. Recent research suggests that lyeopene, a powerful antioxidant, helps prevent some forms of cancer and cardiovascular disease. According to research conducted at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, men who consumed a lycopene-rich diet were half as likely to suffer a heart attack as those who had little or no lycopene in their diets. Watermelon is also high in vitamin C and vitamin A, in the form of disease-fighting beta carotene. Lycopene and beta carotene work in conjunction with other plant chemicals not found in vitamin or mineral supplements. Watermelon also contains potassium, which is believed to help control blood pressure and possibly prevent strokes. A wedge of watermelon, or about 1 2/3 cups: 92 cal. 1.77 g pro., 20.54 g carb., 1.43 g dietary fiber, 332 mg potassium, 27.46 mg. vitamin C, 1046.76 IU vitamin A.

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Watermelons are not a true berry, but are a type of modified berry called a 'pepo'. Yes! Technically watermelons are a berry! a berry is anything where the entire ovary is fleshy and juicy throughout. The outer covering may be either soft and leather or somewhat hard, the later of which is the case of the watermelon

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Even though it's seedless, it must have had seeds at one point. So it is still a fruit.