702: Snow Tracking - Revision history

Chronotix: /* Explanation */

2026-04-10T15:57:32Z

‎Explanation

FaviFake at 10:21, 28 July 2025

2025-07-28T10:21:46Z

Aplookingbill: /* Explanation */

2025-06-28T22:42:29Z

‎Explanation

172.71.214.188 at 02:46, 22 February 2025

2025-02-22T02:46:53Z

162.158.33.217: /* Explanation */

2024-10-17T02:19:30Z

‎Explanation

172.69.34.49: /* Trivia */ other cats

2023-12-12T04:44:29Z

‎Trivia: other cats

172.69.194.244: /* Explanation */ Sheep and goats!

2023-11-05T10:38:37Z

‎Explanation: Sheep and goats!

SomeoneIGuess at 00:59, 5 November 2023

2023-11-05T00:59:43Z

SomeoneIGuess at 00:59, 5 November 2023

2023-11-05T00:59:21Z

172.71.178.206: /* Explanation */ Maybe partly less massive (or surprisingly so, for height and build and any worn/held items further encumbering), but also more a perhaps rather innate/mystic sure-footedness that just makes him more not 'stomp' through the snow crust.

2023-05-12T15:59:08Z

‎Explanation: Maybe partly less massive (or surprisingly so, for height and build and any worn/held items further encumbering), but also more a perhaps rather innate/mystic sure-footedness that just makes him more not 'stomp' through the snow crust.

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 *The hair dryer has melted an irregular region around the rabbit. The title text is a pun on the Rabbit with a hair dryer frame, possibly an homage to {{w|Looney Tunes}}, where shows with {{w|Bugs Bunny}} would often contain a pun on the {{w|Leporidae|closely related term}} of "hare".
 *{{w|Legolas}} is a reference to the character in the ''{{w|Lord of the Rings}}'' trilogy of books and movies. Legolas, as an elf, was so light-footed he could walk on top of snow, while the other races in his party were forced to trudge through it.
-*The "Bobcat on pogo stick" panel is a possible reference to the character Bonkers D. Bobcat from {{w|Bonkers (American TV series)|Bonkers}}
+*The "Bobcat on pogo stick" panel is a possible reference to the character Bonkers D. Bobcat from {{w|Bonkers (American TV series)|Bonkers}}.
 *The "Knight" panel is a {{w|chess}} reference, as the tracks move just like the knight piece in chess.
 *The "kid with..." panels are a reference to ''{{w|Calvin and Hobbes}}'', a comic strip written by Bill Watterson. In it, Calvin has a pet tiger named Hobbes, and sometimes, a cardboard box that "transmogrifies" him to something else. In this panel we see tiger prints, meaning that Calvin became a tiger like Hobbes.

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 [[Category:Bobcats]]
 [[Category:Animals]]
-[[Category:Kids]]
+[[Category:Comics featuring children]]
 [[Category:Physics]]
 [[Category:LOTR]]
 [[Category:Chess]]

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 This comic is a guide to recognizing various animals by their footprints. However, the comic typically detours into strange, ridiculous or pop-culture-referencing footprints. In order:
-*The first panel is nothing special. Just a regular cat.
+*The first panel is a regular cat, which is not unusual and relatively easy to find and recognize the tracks of.{{Citation needed}}
 *"Moose and squirrel" is a reference to the cartoon ''{{w|Rocky and Bullwinkle}}''. Rocky and Bullwinkle were a flying squirrel and a moose, respectively, and were frequently referred to as "moose and squirrel" by the show's antagonist Boris Badenov.
 *[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/longcat Longcat] is an internet {{w|meme}} from pictures of cats all stretched out that make them look very tall (or long).

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 *The hair dryer has melted an irregular region around the rabbit. The title text is a pun on the Rabbit with a hair dryer frame, possibly an homage to {{w|Looney Tunes}}, where shows with {{w|Bugs Bunny}} would often contain a pun on the {{w|Leporidae|closely related term}} of "hare".
 *{{w|Legolas}} is a reference to the character in the ''{{w|Lord of the Rings}}'' trilogy of books and movies. Legolas, as an elf, was so light-footed he could walk on top of snow, while the other races in his party were forced to trudge through it.
-*The "Bobcat on pogo stick" panel is a possible reference to the character Bonkers D. Bobcat from {{w|Bonkers (TV series)}}
+*The "Bobcat on pogo stick" panel is a possible reference to the character Bonkers D. Bobcat from {{w|Bonkers (American TV series)|Bonkers}}
 *The "Knight" panel is a {{w|chess}} reference, as the tracks move just like the knight piece in chess.
 *The "kid with..." panels are a reference to ''{{w|Calvin and Hobbes}}'', a comic strip written by Bill Watterson. In it, Calvin has a pet tiger named Hobbes, and sometimes, a cardboard box that "transmogrifies" him to something else. In this panel we see tiger prints, meaning that Calvin became a tiger like Hobbes.

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 == Trivia ==
-* This comic, along with its title text, is used as the image for {{tvtropes|AltText|Alt Text}} on TV Tropes.
+* A section of this comic, along with its title text, is used as the image for {{tvtropes|AltText|Alt Text}} on TV Tropes.
 {{comic discussion}}

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 :[A series of spiraling and outwardly traveling lines extend from a point in the middle of the frame.]
 :HIGGS BOSON
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 *"Mouse riding Bicycle" is a reference to ''{{w|Ralph S. Mouse}}'', a series of novels by {{w|Beverly Cleary}}.
 *The hair dryer has melted an irregular region around the rabbit. The title text is a pun on the Rabbit with a hair dryer frame, possibly an homage to {{w|Looney Tunes}}, where shows with {{w|Bugs Bunny}} would often contain a pun on "hare".
-*{{w|Legolas}} is a reference to the character in the ''{{w|Lord of the Rings}}'' trilogy of books and movies. Legolas, as an elf, was so light he could walk on top of snow, while the other races in his party were forced to trudge through it.
+*{{w|Legolas}} is a reference to the character in the ''{{w|Lord of the Rings}}'' trilogy of books and movies. Legolas, as an elf, was so light-footed he could walk on top of snow, while the other races in his party were forced to trudge through it.
 *The "Bobcat on pogo stick" panel is a possible reference to the character Bonkers D. Bobcat from {{w|Bonkers (TV series)}}
 *The "Knight" panel is a {{w|chess}} reference, as the tracks move just like the knight piece in chess.