is it true that rhinos piss on fire to turn it off?
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Although I don't really know if rhinos do that or not, I do know that it is not possible for a rhino to have enough urine to actually put out a wild fire.  Most (all) fire departments don't have enough water readily available to put out a sizable wild fire.  That is why for the most part wild fires are put out by cutting a large fire-line all the way around it and letting it burn until it has nothing else left to burn (essentially burning itself out).  Any fire small enough for them to put out simply by urinating on it would be much easier for them to just walk away from.
539650
In what way?  \n\nAre they helping animals? If they are, do you really want to cause a big stink?
634960
Well, one important role the dung beetles play in the removal of all that dung.  With all the elephants, wildebeest, cape buffalo and large herbivores on the African savannah, there is an awful lot of poop produced every day.\n\nIf it weren't for dung beetles, flies and other poop eating insects, the entire Serengeti would likely be several feet deep in poo.
17616
dont play with fire you can get burnt.
528698
Don't fart near a naked flame
552830
I'm not sure I don't think they are responsible. But when cows or sheep burp or fart they set off a monoxide that kills the ozone layer.
370227
Don't lick the toilet bowl... believe me
848828
no, but it would burn like hell -try it
311845
Some animals do laugh-I've personally seen Shamoo, the killer whale at Sea World float right up to the glass wall of his tank and wait for a bunch of people to get close.  When he had a good crowd, he'd very suddenly jump up and crash down drenching them all.  Then he'd stick his head out of the water and laugh at them-a high pitched "eh-eh-eh" sound-but clearly laughter. I've seen a siverback gorrila at a zoo laugh too-after he scared the hell out of some obnoxious school kids.  I watched both these animals, and they would repeat this behaviour often-telling me that they A) Got some genuine enjoyment out of it and B) Actively set these scenarios up.  So, as with most other forms of behavior, humans do not have a monopoly on laughter.
591551
Nope. Because Fire & Water will try to cancel each other out.
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I highly recommend "NOT" doing this. A loud noise suggests some "sharp" release of energy; and believe me, from past experience, there is nothing "non-dangerous" when playing with pyrotechnics of any kind. They all can remove fingers, toes, and appendages depending on size (either blowing them off, or burning them severely). Do not mess with explosives! \n  A "stink bomb" (non-explosive) can be made from a little soft cardboard (like found in some egg cartons- the grey ones) and a little sulfur. A dab of the sulfur in an indentation in a small piece of the cardboard and pinch it closed over the top. When lighting this, if a flame occurs "blow it out".  It should only smolder, and the smoke created will be like rotten eggs.  Just don't use too much, since a lot of Sulfur dioxide can be harmful.\n\nIf you simply MUST have a loud noise, blow some air into a plastic bag and pop it quickly.
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Nah , haven't you ever heard anyone answer a Yes question with this answer ... Does a bear shitt in the wood's ?   \nSo , no the bear didn't shitt in your toilet ... and by the way .. how do you know it was bear shitt ? lol
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No. But it will burn for a while unless you flush it out.
1144547
I belive it is gross. Just remeber fire and brimstone :-)
165110
There are quite a number of legends about the rhinoceros stamping out fire. The story seems to have been common in Malaysia and Burma.\n\nThis type of rhinoceros even had a special name in Malay, 'badak api', where badak means rhinoceros and api means fire. The animal would come when a fire is lit in the forest and stamp it out.\n\nIf there is or can be any truth in the legend, it would be hard to decide. Suffice it to say that there has been no sighting of this phenomenon in recent history. \n\n\nRemember, kids, only you can stomp out forest fires" \nSmokey the Rhino
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DancingDudeSean tells you not to listen to the garbage... but in fact, most of these answers are based in fact. And for yet another twist on the historicity...\n\nIt was believed in medieval times that demons resided in water. Refer to the Biblical text where Jesus cast out demons and they immediately inhabited some pigs and threw themselves in some water below a cliff.\nSo when one would sneeze and 'release" a demon - it was indeed thought that they were blessed by God for such a redemption.\n\nDo I believe that? heck no (not the water part anyway) - but cant change history.
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Yes this is true - chefs who are working in kitchens and to close to the stove (excess heat) have a tendency of becoming sterile - this is a proven fact - Watch all male animals, they have their testicles OUTSIDE the body to have them cooled down, (any vet will confirm).