How to make a Grizzly Bear?
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when a boy grizzly bear and a girl grizzly bear love each other very much...
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A grizzly can be many shades. Depends on their diet and how much fish or fat they eat. Kodiak grizzlies look a lot different than regular brown bears. \n\nAnother one that looks grey but is not considered that color is the blue bear in the himilayas. \n\nYou also have to remember that Koala bears are primarily grey. \n\nIf you need more info...email me at \n\naarondarling@yahoo.com
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Here's a clever way to make an artificial volcano. \n\nMaterials:\n1.flour 2. water 3.food colorings-red and yellow 3. a small plate 3.baking powder 4.vinegar 5.pencil \n\nExperiment:\nFirst mix the plain flour in a little flour,make it into a dough then make it in he shape of a small mountain and keep it on the small plate then make a hole by inserting the pencil into the top center of the mountain and allow it to dry ,after it dries remove the pencil. You will see that it is like a mountain with a volcano hole. Put baking powder into the hole along with the red and yellow food colorings and then gently pour a little vinegar you will soon see that vinegar and baking powder react eject out from the hole and that is along with the color which looks like the volcano erupting from the mountain. \n\nData and Observations:\nWhen an acid reacts with a base effervescence is formed and a salt is formed.
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We just did this craft last week at kids club and it was really fun we took and copied there hands 8 times and then copied both of there feet with shoes on take and cut out the feet and glue together to look like the turkeys body then cut out the hands for its feathers make it eyes , beak and feet and you have a cute turkey for them to show that they made from there hands.
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You could try lots of things, like:\nbeads\nfoam balls with pieces of wood to hold the sides together\npaper mache \nclay \n\nReally anything that you can mold or put together would work.
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Volcano is the classic answer.  Make a volcano out of clay and add some baking soda, vinegar, and red food coloring for the eruption.  You could use styrofoam balls from walmart or a craft store along with doll rods or straws to make a model of the solar system or an atom.  The links below are to some websites that have samples of some projects you could do.  If you tell me a little more specifically what kind of project you want, I could help more.
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try onion skinning in flash make frames and in each fram edit the mouths and legs in different directions.\nIn Fireworks\nMake frames of the same image at least ten. Edit each image separately and export as animated gif.
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Try to make it at 3 feet.  It will probably be easier.  I'd probably use balsa wood.
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cool but trading mine for grizzly
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Hard question to answer, bud.  A simple survival bow is easy enough but I have no idea how much work you want to put into it.\n\nEasiest way to learn?  Find a good sapling approx 3-4" in diam that's scrub.  Lop it off approx a foot above the ground and cut it so it's approx 6' long.  Lots of really good woods out there and most everyone has their fav....me I just say cut a sapling.\n\nUse a semisharp knife and a hammer and split it right down the middle from the thin end.  Do that again so you have a 1/4 trunk.  That's called a bowstave.\n\nRound off the sharpness on that triangle shape in the exact middle, but keep the triangle shape.  Starting about a foot on either side of the center point, start whittling the triangle flatter and flatter as you move out to the ends.  Always whittle the back, not the front!\n\nKeep experimenting with bending it as you whittle....so if one end bends more than the other, simply whittle a bit more on the other end til it bends approx the same.  That's called "tillering".  I won't get into it.\n\nOnce both ends (the limbs) bend in a good solid arc and it feels good to you, carefully notch the ends so they can hold a string.\n\nTie your string on one end and then keep bending the bow and retying the other til the tight string is approx 8" from the back of the bow.\n\nThat's a really basic survival type bow.  You could spend years mastering each step if you wanted to really make bows, but that one will have you shooting within an hour or two and they're fun to teach the kids as a summer project.\n\nArrows....you can use the same old 1/4 trunks that you cut for the bow.  Each one will make approx four arrows.  Simply split each 1/4 stave like before and just start whittling the corners.  Keep whittling the corners until they're round.\n\nAnything I need to cover in more depth?
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Buy a bottle of Tabasco sauce, mix with one gallon of water, strain mixture using a cotton cloth, pour into a spray bottle, then spray the trees well with the mixture. Repeat mothly......KECK
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Lots of cool ways to make a parrot...\n\nyou could go the paper mache route..take a long balloon, some strips of news paper, elmers glue and water. (disposable clothes and containers) wood glue works reaaaaaaally well!\n\nmix half and half of the glue and water....(it should be a thick gooey liquidy consistency...not toothpaste but not milk either..)dip the strips in and cover the balloon with them in a criss-cross pattern...let dry..repeat a few times.\n\ntake a toilet paper roll and  cut and glue it into a beak shape..duct tape it onto a small balloon..repeat the paper mache process...\n\nwhen they are both dry..paint them...glue them together Or paper mache them together...add some craft feathers for the tail and head. pipe cleaners for legs. \n\nyou could make a toucan by collage-ing fruit loops boxes. \n\nyou could take a babies one piece outfit with hood..(like a snow suit bought at a goodwill store) and stuff it with news paper and glue feathers all over it...add a \n ball of some sort for the face and a beak. \n\nor...make a rag doll parrot..take some old clothes/tee shirts of different colors and rip them up! sew a crude parrot shape and stuff it with the rags. then take some of the rippings and tie them on to make colorful feathers. \n\npoint out that all of these processes require recycling which is good for the environment...\n\nhave fun!
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First we have to set up the experiment\n1. Get several pieces of bread 6 or 8 or 12 ?...make them the same size\n2. using an eye dropper put the same amount of milk on them to start the mold (or are you going to let them mold on their own??)\n--make sure they are in an enclosed area that bugs and animals can't get to\n3. once mold is started - put down how many drops of bleach you put on each one\n..for example - \nA. piece - one drop - \nB. piece - two drops\nC. piece - three drops\nof course, if C piece accidentalyy gets 4 drops - swap it for D piece and make D- then C - and put three on the new C (hehehehe)\n4. Now closely watch and monitor your bread\n5. Note which mold was killed - and then you know how much bleach was needed\n...all mold on pieces D E F G H were killed - showing that 4 drops of bleach killed the mold
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You might be able to make some kind of cast and use that as a mold.  Or, if you're skilled enough, you can simply get a block of clay and cut it.  Another option is that you can make some kind of frame and cover it with clay.  Whatever you do, DON'T MAKE IT OUT OF FOOD.
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Modeling clay might work... you can even make your own. \n\nYou also might try using actual rocks and painting them. \n\nRoyal icing is another option - it's very stiff when it dries, and you can color it any shade you like.\n\nYou can cut styrofoam/flower bouquet foam to any shape you like as well.\n\nGood luck!
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I think you would be too scared to shoot effectively, especially if confronted by a 12 foot grizzly in close proximity. First the anticipated recoil of large handgun would send your rounds into the dirt, air or adjacent trees. Secondly, the bear's violence of action will provoke spontaneous bodily reactions, like sudden jerks and movement, that would disturb the stillness required to aim and shoot a handgun effectively, regardless of your close quarters.  Let's see... if I were YOU, knowing that you are probably looking to confront a grizzly with a large handgun, possibly to prove something to yourself and others, I would first run to your brother, shoot him in the leg and pass the handgun to him.  Yes...  Then the grizzly would maul your brother and he might have a better chance of hitting him on the head with the barrel or butt of the weapon.  He could also kill himself before the bear tears him to bits.  Then, after your grieving, you'll have a good story to tell your buddies. good luck to you. -rt.
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use aluminum foil shape it up.. then for the final touch super glue it