Do Sponges Live In Pineapples at Lisa Hawke blog

Do Sponges Live In Pineapples. The reason why spongebob lives in a pineapple under the sea can be attributed to the creative vision of stephen hillenburg, hillenburg drew. The spongebob squarepants theme makes sure the audience knows right away that the title character lives in a pineapple under the sea, which fits with the quirks and adorable weirdness of the famous sponge, but it still seems strange that he lives in it (and is the only character to live inside a fruit). So there you have it: One episode actually shows how the pineapple ended up in the sea… however, once squidward cuts himself. But of course they do not live in a pineapple, and in fact, they are only sometimes yellow like spongebob squarepants. The first reason is that pineapples are often associated with tropical environments, and bikini bottom is depicted as a tropical. Spongebob lives in a pineapple under the sea because he likes its smell. Yes, according to the creator. However, spongebob’s house is often destroyed and rebuilt. Yes, like the cartoon counterpart, real life sponges are porous and somewhat absorbent (i'll come to this later) though they come in a variety of colours aside from yellow. First lets look at why. Yes, sponges do indeed live under the sea. Of course, sponges in real life have no brains, and therefore no sense of smell to.

The spongebob squarepants theme makes sure the audience knows right away that the title character lives in a pineapple under the sea, which fits with the quirks and adorable weirdness of the famous sponge, but it still seems strange that he lives in it (and is the only character to live inside a fruit). However, spongebob’s house is often destroyed and rebuilt. Yes, according to the creator. Of course, sponges in real life have no brains, and therefore no sense of smell to. First lets look at why. The first reason is that pineapples are often associated with tropical environments, and bikini bottom is depicted as a tropical. But of course they do not live in a pineapple, and in fact, they are only sometimes yellow like spongebob squarepants. The reason why spongebob lives in a pineapple under the sea can be attributed to the creative vision of stephen hillenburg, hillenburg drew. Yes, sponges do indeed live under the sea. So there you have it:

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Do Sponges Live In Pineapples First lets look at why. However, spongebob’s house is often destroyed and rebuilt. So there you have it: Of course, sponges in real life have no brains, and therefore no sense of smell to. The reason why spongebob lives in a pineapple under the sea can be attributed to the creative vision of stephen hillenburg, hillenburg drew. Yes, like the cartoon counterpart, real life sponges are porous and somewhat absorbent (i'll come to this later) though they come in a variety of colours aside from yellow. Yes, sponges do indeed live under the sea. But of course they do not live in a pineapple, and in fact, they are only sometimes yellow like spongebob squarepants. Spongebob lives in a pineapple under the sea because he likes its smell. The first reason is that pineapples are often associated with tropical environments, and bikini bottom is depicted as a tropical. Yes, according to the creator. One episode actually shows how the pineapple ended up in the sea… however, once squidward cuts himself. First lets look at why. The spongebob squarepants theme makes sure the audience knows right away that the title character lives in a pineapple under the sea, which fits with the quirks and adorable weirdness of the famous sponge, but it still seems strange that he lives in it (and is the only character to live inside a fruit).