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no wombles are not real they are fictional creaturs.

that are also the mascot to afc wimbledon football club.

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Do the wombles exist?

The Wombles are fictional characters from a series of children's books and television shows created by Elisabeth Beresford. While the Wombles themselves are not real, their stories have entertained and educated generations of children about environmentalism and recycling.


When was The Wombles created?

The Wombles was created in 1968.


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The Wombles - 1973 Musical Wombles 1-18 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G


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The Wombles - 1973 The Snow Wombles 1-25 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G


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The Wombles - 1973 Wombles and Ladders 1-19 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G


Where did the wombles live?

The Wombles live on Wimbledon Common.


When was The Wombles - band - created?

The Wombles - band - was created in 1973.


When did The Wombles - band - end?

The Wombles - band - ended in 1976.


How many episodes were there in the first series of the wombles?

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What are the ratings and certificates for The Wombles - 1973?

The Wombles - 1973 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G


Was steven Edwards one of the wombles?

No, Steven Edwards was not one of the Wombles. The Wombles are fictional characters created by author Elisabeth Beresford, and they are featured in children's books and a television series. The main Wombles, like Uncle Bulgaria and Orinoco, are known for their environmentally friendly antics. Steven Edwards does not have any known association with the Wombles.


Do wombles have tails?

No, wombles do not have tails. Wombles are fictional pointy-nosed, furry creatures created by British author Elisabeth Beresford, known for their tidying and recycling habits.