its about 35 giga bites
There is no TM for bite.
bite
There is not a tm for bite or crunch.
Bite is an attack, and isn't a TM. The Pokemon has to learn it.
bite is not a TM in any game, sorry.
No! That snakebite story is a myth.
there's limewire, emule, frost bite,jamglue.
No, a vampire's eyes do not have to be red to bite a human. The color of a vampire's eyes may vary depending on the lore or story, but it is not a requirement for them to feed on humans.
Cause he's a purple dinosaur and Dinosaurs needed to eat meat depending if they we're a carnivore (meat eater) or herbivore (plant eater). And Selena Gomez is an example of a piece of meat.So Barney needed to bite and take nibbles of Selena Gomez. Or he bit her cause I mean who wouldn't bite Selena Gomez if given a chance :)
The friendly ones don't as much. But they all need to bite to eat. Dragons, as depicted in fairy tales, may or may not bite depending on the story. 'Real' ones, such as Bearded Dragons and Komodo Dragons most certainly do.
Rats very commonly eat the skin of sole of the sleeping person. It is extremely rare to get rabies from rat bite.
In the story the clock eating crocodile bit it off and now he wants another bite.
Her right cheek has a prickly rash. The bite was so bad, he needed stitches in his cheek.
its a moral story as in why do mosquitoes bite or why do wolves howl. Stories like that include how the world began, or why a moth has wings or something like that.
There is actually only one theory regarding Cleopatra's death and that is that she died by poison. The story of the snake bite, is just that--a story or a myth. Even the ancient writers agree that she died by poison and disregard the snakebite story.
because rosalie was suffering from being injured my her fiancee and carlile did not want her to die the whole story is inside eclipse
limewire was a free service, but currently there is no way to download or use the limewire service. there is another service for people who want to get free MUSIC on their iPods illegally, but watch out for FROST bite.