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Anti-Sea Bear Circle
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An '''Anti-Sea Bear Circle''' is a simple dirt circle that is the only way to protect yourself from a [[Sea Bear]]. It is seen in the episode [[The Camping Episode]] when SpongeBob and Patrick draw one to protect themselves from the Sea Bear. Squidward is attacked by a sea bear because he does everything that attracts them, but eventually goes inside SpongeBob and Patrick's circle. According to SpongeBob, it has to be an exact circle, and an oval won't work. SpongeBob and Patrick found out to protect themselves by reading [[Fake Science Monthly]]. | An '''Anti-Sea Bear Circle''' is a simple dirt circle that is the only way to protect yourself from a [[Sea Bear]]. It is seen in the episode [[The Camping Episode]] when SpongeBob and Patrick draw one to protect themselves from the Sea Bear. Squidward is attacked by a sea bear because he does everything that attracts them, but eventually goes inside SpongeBob and Patrick's circle. According to SpongeBob, it has to be an exact circle, and an oval won't work. SpongeBob and Patrick found out to protect themselves by reading [[Fake Science Monthly]]. | ||
Revision as of 03:42, 1 November 2009
An Anti-Sea Bear Circle is a simple dirt circle that is the only way to protect yourself from a Sea Bear. It is seen in the episode The Camping Episode when SpongeBob and Patrick draw one to protect themselves from the Sea Bear. Squidward is attacked by a sea bear because he does everything that attracts them, but eventually goes inside SpongeBob and Patrick's circle. According to SpongeBob, it has to be an exact circle, and an oval won't work. SpongeBob and Patrick found out to protect themselves by reading Fake Science Monthly.
An Anti-Sea Bear Circle will never hold off a Sea Rhinoceros, as Anti-Sea Rhinoceros Undergarments need to be worn to protect oneself.
