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Whose got MAC cosmetics? (that'll get her talkin' ! )
 
Bears don’t pee or poop when they hibernate. Their bodies recycle or simply stop making what normally needs peeing out every day — wastes such as urea (“yer-ree-uh”).

They also shut down No. 2. Bears stop eating several days before they go to bed in fall. Some waste still builds up inside. But it forms a special intestinal plug. Scientists call it a fecal plug. Think of it as a cork in a bottle.

A Yellowstone National Park study says, “This plug may keep the bear from defecating [pooping] inside the den during hibernation, as fecal plugs are found just inside or outside the dens of bears that have just emerged.”




now aren't you glad I told you????
 
Do you think if we listen really hard, we can hear the plug release from way up in the hills?
 
I don't know for sure, but would you like to be there to find out?
 
isnt that why your called "butty"??? Can you start recording now?
 
Do you think a plug might be a nice adornment for my exs house?
 
why would we want to know something like that???????
 
I bet someone would like to know, don't you think?
 
Doesn't everyone agree Preco has a very valid point?
 
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