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What does squidward eat?
Easter Island moai
Where did the missing moai go?
The missing moai, the iconic stone statues of Easter Island, were primarily moved from their quarries to various locations around the island for ceremonial and cultural purposes. Many of them were left unfinished at the quarry, while others were toppled or damaged during conflicts among the island's inhabitants. Over time, some were also removed or dismantled by European explorers and collectors. Today, ongoing archaeological efforts aim to better understand their history and significance.
How tall is squidward's house?
He is probably bigger than Sponge Bob (4 inches), he is probably 5 or 6 inches or maybe just Sponge Bob's size. Well spongebob is 4 inches I'm guessing in the real world that would be the equivalent of being 5.4 and Patrick is 6 inches which would be the the real world equivalent of being 5.6 and squidward and Patrick seems to have the difference in height from Patrick and spongebob which would out him at about 8 inches or the real world equivalent of 5.8.
Is scoria a mineral?
Scoria is a textural rock type and not a rock that is classified by mineralogy or chemistry. It forms from lava that is rich in volatiles or gases but is less viscous than apumiceforming lava. When the molten rock is rising in the volcanic pipe, gases begin to form and collect and those gases form large bubbles in the lava. The resulting solidified rock is scoria. Although the open spaces in scoria can be large the rock is generally heavier than water, unlike most pumice which can float on water.Some scoria forms from lavas that flow out of a volcano and some scoria can be pyroclastic. Pyroclastic rocks form from lava that is ejected from the volcano. Scoria (which is also known as cinder) is the primary component of cinder cones. A cinder cone is a small but very common volcano type. Cinder cones have also been called scoria cones. Cinder cones rarely grow very large, but form sometimes very symmetrical cone-shaped hills.Scoria does not have a lot of uses. In fact the name is derived from a term for waste. However it can be used as an interesting decorative stone with some reddish color. Some of the large Easter Island statues called Moai have scoria stone in their designs.
Is SpongeBob lame?
Well..... Spongebob Is A Sponge Based Under The Sea!It Is Quite Funny! All The Characters In Spongebob Are:SpongeBob SquarePants (Tom Kenny) is the main protagonist of the series. He is a friendly and optimistic sea sponge who physically resembles a kitchen sponge, and lives in a pineapple-shaped house. He is often shown in the series working at The Krusty Krab as a fry cook. SpongeBut's hobbies in the show include practicing karate and catching jellyfish. He attends Mrs. Puff's Boating School, but has never passed; his lack of a driver's license is a running joke in the series.[4]SpongeBob was originally named "SpongeBoy" by the series creators, but it was later changed due to trademark issues. Green and purple were early color choices for the character before his classic yellow was chosen.[5]PatrickPatrick Star (Bill Fagerbakke) is a pink starfish who lives under a rock and is SpongeBob's best friend. Patrick's most prominent character trait is his lack of intelligence, which differs from one episode to another. Often depicted as a negative influence on SpongeBob, he has encouraged dangerous and foolish activities that get the two into trouble. Patrick is a career journeyman who is usually unemployed throughout the course of the series, but holds various short-term jobs as the storyline of each episode requires.SquidwardSquidward Tentacles (Rodger Bumpass) is SpongeBob and Patrick's effete cephalopod neighbor. His species is ambiguous, and has been referred to as both a squid[6] and an octopus[7] by the series' creators. Squidward lives in a house shaped like an Easter Island Moai statue. He works as a cashier at the Krusty Krab, a job he despises. SpongeBob and Patrick consider Squidward their friend, but the feeling is not mutual.[6] Depicted as a narcissist and displaying an unjustified air of superiority, Squidward has a large collection of self portraits and is delusional about his talents, such as playing the clarinet, though nobody around him considers him to be very good at these talents.The series' animators illustrated Squidward with six tentacles, believing that giving him the eight tentacles an octopus has made him look too burdened.[7]SandySandy Cheeks (Carolyn Lawrence) is a squirrel who is another of SpongeBob's friends. She is the series' only terrestrial character, living in the "Treedome", which is an underwater dome that contains a large oak tree. She is a scientific genius who practices karate with SpongeBob and enjoys extreme sports.[8] She is from the U.S. state of Texas, therefore she is depicted in the series with a Southern American drawl.Despite claims that SpongeBob is "somewhat asexual" by the show's creators,[9] several annuals state that SpongeBob holds romantic feelings for Sandy, but none of this is ever mentioned in the show.[10][11] On November 6, 2009, a one-hour special entitled "Truth or Square" aired to commemorate the series' tenth anniversary, playing this relationship off as a hoax.[12]Mr. KrabsEugene Herbet Victor Krabs (Clancy Brown) is a cheap and selfish red crab. He is the owner of the Krusty Krab, as well as the employer of both SpongeBob and Squidward. Mr. Krabs is often respected by SpongeBob, while Squidward tends to loathe him, though Squidward hates pretty much everyone. Mr. Krabs' greed in the series is exaggerated with him often anthropomorphizing money. He will do almost anything to obtain money or not lose it, usually with no regard to the safety or well-being of others or even himself. Mr. Krabs has a daughter, who is a sperm whale, named Pearl.PlanktonSheldon J. Plankton (Doug Lawrence) is a small green copepod. He is Mr. Krabs' nemesis and the main antagonist of the series. He operates a struggling restaurant called the Chum Bucket, located directly across the street from the Krusty Krab.[13] His primary goal in the series is to steal the Krabby Patty recipe and put Mr. Krabs out of business.[14] Plankton succeeds at stealing the recipe in the movie, but his goal of world domination is thwarted by SpongeBob.[15] In the episode "Friend or Foe", it is revealed that Mr. Krabs and Plankton were once best friends, but a dispute over the Krabby Patty recipe ended their friendship.GaryGary (Tom Kenny) is SpongeBob's pet sea snail. In the series, as worms are analogous to dogs and snails to cats, Gary vocalizes similar to a feline.[16] He does various chores for SpongeBob, such as making his breakfast and paying the electricity bills. He is portrayed having high intelligence, offering advice to SpongeBob at times (SpongeBob can understand his meowing) and sometimes solving problems his owner cannot.Mrs. Puff (Mary Jo Catlett) - A puffer with blonde hair, who is the owner and teacher of a boating school (analogous to driving school, as the "boats" are underwater equivalents to cars). In the Season 2 episode "Krusty Love", it is revealed that she was married at one time, but has presumably since been widowed (her husband is now a lamp). She has post-traumatic stress disorder due to countless wrecks while teaching SpongeBob, and often dreads teaching SpongeBob due to his reckless boating.Mermaid Man (Adult: Ernest Borgnine, Youth: Adam West) and Barnacle Boy (Adult: Tim Conway, Youth: Burt Ward)[17] - Two elderly and partially senile superheroes who live in a retirement home, whom SpongeBob and Patrick watch on television. Mermaid Man is the older of the two and is the leader, while Barnacle Boy is his sidekick. They can been seen as either parodies of Aquaman and Aqualad, or Batman and Robin.Pearl Krabs (Lori Alan) - Mr. Krabs' sixteen-year-old sperm whale daughter. She is fairly popular but is sometimes teased about her father's cheapness. She is frequently embarrassed and disapproving of her father's cheap attitude, and is sometimes shown to force him into doing things. It his never confirmed whether or not she is adopted, as she is a whale who is nothing like her father. However in the Spongebob trivia book, Mr. Krabs said that she takes after her mother, who has presumably died before the beginning of the series, as Pearl and her father live alone together, her mother is never seen or mentioned, and her father appears to be notably single.Larry the Lobster (Doug Lawrence) - A lobster lifeguard of Goo Lagoon, Larry is a bodybuilder and workout fanatic. Despite his large and muscular physique, he is sometimes shown to be somewhat of a coward. In one episode, it is discovered that Larry is the predator of baby worms, and SpongeBob keeps them away from his harm.The Flying Dutchman (Brian Doyle-Murray) - A pirate ghost named after the famous ghost ship, The Flying Dutchman. He lives underwater in a giant ship, and collects souls. It is revealed that he haunts the sea because his body was never laid to rest and was put on display as a mannequin at a department store. It was never clear how he died. He is the crush of Mr. Krabs' dead Aunt Sally. It is known that he doesn't accept any form of disrespect over his person, seeing that in his first apparence, he attempted to steal all the soul's in Krusty Krab because he believes that SpongeBob's disguise was the "Flying Dutchman" is a form of mock over his reputation.Karen (Jill Talley) - Plankton's computer WIFE(Wired Integrated Female Electroencephalograph) who often expresses human emotions. Karen alternatively helps Plankton in his schemes to steal the Krabby Patty formula and bickers with him. Karen often tries to suggest effective plans for Plankton to use, but he either doesn't heed them, or suggests them again to take credit for them. In the older episodes (prior to the movie) she is a giant computer on the wall, but in more recent episodes she occasionally appears to be a mobile T.V. with robot arms.French Narrator (Tom Kenny) - He speaks at the start of some episodes, and speaks with a French accent. He is seen as a scuba diver with a TV camera, and was once hit by SpongeBob when driving a boat with Mrs. Puff. On the November 16, 2004 episode of the NPR program Fresh Air with Terry Gross, Kenny admitted that Jacques Cousteau was the inspiration for the French narrator, as series creator Stephen Hillenburg considered him an idol.Patchy the Pirate (Tom Kenny) - A live-action character who is a pirate and the president of the SpongeBob fan club. He lives in Encino. The character hosts SpongeBob specials and related major events. His parrot, Potty, plays harmful pranks on him.Harold SquarePants (Tom Kenny) and Claire SquarePants (Sirena Irwin) - SpongeBob's parents, who more resemble sea sponges rather than SpongeBob's shape as a kitchen sponge.Squilliam Fancyson (Dee Bradley Baker) - Squidward's successful and haughty rival from high school who is constantly showing off his riches and his unibrow.Mrs. Krabs (Paul Tibbitt;[18][19][20] Sirena Irwin) - Mr. Krabs's mother who tends to tell off Mr Krabs. In one of the episodes she fell in love with Plankton, but was actually cheating on him with a giant robot.Man Ray (John Rhys-Davies/Bob Joles) and the Dirty Bubble (Charles Nelson Reilly/Tom Kenny) - Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy's main enemies. Man Ray has a humanoid body with a special mask and helmet, while the Dirty Bubble portrayed as a literal giant bubble with a face. Charles Nelson Reilly was the primary actor for the Dirty Bubble, but Tom Kenny has portrayed the character in one episode after Reilly's death in 2007.Redbeard Krabs (Dennis Quaid) - Mr. Krabs' grandfather, a pirate who wears similar clothes to Mr. Krabs's.Bubble Bass (Dee Bradley Baker) - An obese bass who is SpongeBob's arch-nemesis. He made his first appearance in "Pickles".Stanley S. SquarePants (Christopher Guest) - SpongeBob's cousin who has a similar appearance to SpongeBob, but is much taller. Stanley is accident prone and causes destruction wherever he goes.[21]Flatts (Thomas F. Wilson) - A mean flounder who went to community college with Patrick and bullies SpongeBob at Mrs. Puff's boating school in the episode The Bully.Grandma SquarePants (Marion Ross) and Grandpa SquarePants (Tom Kenny) - SpongeBob's grandparents.Old Man Jenkins (Doug Lawrence and Tom Kenny) - A elderly fish who used to live in the Rusty Krab care home before it became the Krusty Krab restaurant, and currently resides at Shady Shoals Retirement along with Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy. His appearance changes through some episodes. He is voiced by Doug Lawrence and Tom Kenny in separate episodes.Painty the Pirate (Patrick Pinney) - A painting of a pirate head who sings the SpongeBob SquarePants theme. Painty also makes minor appearances in Your Shoe's Untied and Wet Painters.Scooter (Carlos Alazraqui/Clancy Brown) - A lavender-colored fish who enjoys surfing. He died in the second-season episode "Bubble Buddy", but returned in future episodes. Scooter talks like a stereotypical surfer dude, but in future episodes he had different voices each episode he appeared in. He is mainly seen at Goo lagoon.King Neptune (Paul Tibbitt/John O'Hurley (series) and Jeffrey Tambor (movie))[17][22] - The king of the ocean and Atlantis, King Neptune is a massive magical green merman with red glowing hair, although he looks slightly different from one appearance to another. Neptune also appears as one of the movie's characters, although with a very different appearance, including a blindingly bald head; in the movie, he is also shown to have a daughter named Mindy. His name is also used frequently as a substitute for the word "God" in colloquial phrases (e.g. "Sweet mother of Neptune!" and "What in Neptune's name is that?").Jack Kahuna Laguna (Johnny Depp) - A surfer who refers to be called JKL, who helps SpongeBob, Patrick and Squidward get home by teaching them how to surf.[23] He only appears in the special episode "SpongeBob vs. The Big One".Fred the Fish (Doug Lawrence) A random fish in which may be best known for the accidents in the show, usually screaming 'My Leg!' Freddy once tried a jelly Krabby Patty in Season 2 and he enjoyed it so much he danced around singing You gotta try this sandwich, it's no ordinary sandwich, it's the best tasting sandwich in the sea! A skiddlebob-a-doobadob-baw-dee-da-doo-da, yeah! He even danced on the tables!Jim the Original Frycook (Patton Oswalt) A rich fry cook who used to work at the Krusty Krab and later quit because Mr. Krabs didn't give him enough money. He now works at the finest restaurants of Bikini Bottom and visits the Krusty Krab sometimes. He is much wealthier than Mr. Krabs.
Where is Gum Gum from Night at the Museum at the Museum of Natural History?
He is a "Moai" Statue from Easter Island. yes.
On what island do you find the famous moai seen in Night at the Museum?
Counterfeit Island
What does the moai statues feel like?
The moai statues are made of volcanic tuff, which is rough and coarse in texture. If you were to touch a moai statue, you would feel the rough surface of the stone and its weathered appearance.
The sacred sites of Easter Island in Polynesia are watched over by?
Moai apex
Could a bulldozer push moai'?
No, a bulldozer would not be able to push a Moai statue on Easter Island due to the immense size and weight of the statues. The Moai are large and heavy stone statues that can weigh several tons, making them impossible for a bulldozer to move. Specialized equipment and careful handling would be required to relocate a Moai.
How big is an Easter Island Statue?
An Easter Island statue, also known as a Moai, typically stands around 13 feet tall and weighs around 14 tons. Some of the largest Moai statues are over 30 feet tall and weigh up to 80 tons.
What did the average Easter island statue weigh?
The average weight of an Easter Island statue is estimated to be around 13 to 14 tons. These statues, called moai, were carved out of volcanic tuff and some weighed as much as 80 tons.
Why did the Easter islanders stop producing giant moai statues?
The Easter islanders stopped producing giant moai statues primarily due to environmental degradation caused by deforestation and resource depletion. As they used wood for transportation and construction, the island's forests dwindled, leading to a scarcity of materials needed for statue carving and transport. Additionally, societal changes, including conflicts and a shift in spiritual practices, diminished the importance of the moai, contributing to the decline in their production. The combination of these factors ultimately led to the cessation of moai construction.
How long did it take to carve a moai?
Carving a moai typically took about one to two years, depending on the size and complexity of the statue. The artisans used stone tools to sculpt the figures from volcanic tuff, and the process involved considerable effort and skill. Once carved, transporting the moai to its intended location could take additional time, often requiring intricate methods to maneuver the heavy statues across the island.
Where did moai get their name?
The Moai got their names from their native dinosaurs
What is the name of the statue on Easter Island?
The statues on Easter Island are called "moai." These monumental stone figures were created by the Rapa Nui people and are known for their oversized heads, which represent the ancestors of the island's inhabitants. The moai are primarily located on ceremonial platforms called ahu and are believed to embody the spirit of important ancestors.
How many moai rae there on Easter Island?
There are one hundred twenty nine moai on Easter Island.
