Welcome to Life Noggin!

Yee Haw!

It's a western baby!

Horses are falling from the sky!

Sorry for that intro.

Welcome to another episode of Dear Blocko!

This is the show where I answer your questions about your world, and my world!

Let's get started with the first question

Star Shine Asks Dear Blocko,

What happens when a snake bites you?

A snake bite?

Ouch!

I hope you're not asking from personal experience.

That's because a snakebite can be pretty dangerous, especially if you're talking

about one from a venomous snake.

Any snake that bites you should be treated as though it's venomous and you should get

help immediately.

Venomous snakes can choose whether or not to actually release their venom, but if they

do, those fangs of theirs are going to release different toxins into your body that have

varying effects depending on what type of snake bit you.

Generally, these toxins can lead to things like local tissue damage or internal bleeding,

and can affect your nervous system, or directly go after your heart.

Paralysis and even death can happen in the worst cases.

The main thing about treating a snakebite is to administer the right antivenom as soon

as possible.

Antivenoms can prevent or even reverse most of the harmful effects of a snakebite, so

they're super important!

Tito Rodriguez asks #DearBlocko why do you laugh and have a funny

feeling when your tickled?

Well, it looks like people laugh when they're being tickled as more of a reflex-like behavior

than more voluntary laughter, like say, when you laugh at a good joke.

“Tickling laughter”, as we'll call it, is actually an early form of social communication

and vocalization in humans, and other primates too.

So, it's not that you necessarily find being tickled funny — in fact, many people don't

like to be tickled at all yet still can't help laughing.

Recent research has also found that while tickling laughter and voluntary laughter have

some similar brain activity going on, one thing that sets tickling laughter apart is

that it's more associated with your hypothalamus, and as such, your flight-or-fight response.

And now it's time for questions about me or my world!

the real lazy bones asks Dear Blocko what are those ”glitch” monsters?

I mentioned the Corrupted Blocky Beings in a previous Dear Blocko.

My animator informed me he made a bunch of Blocky beings way back in 1997.

That's like a thousand years ago?

Right?

He wanted to experiment with different looks, and create a whole world of characters, but

one character got corrupted and glitched out.

It started to infect other beings in the first town my animator made, and it was all down

hill from there!

Maybe we can figure out a way to turn them back to normal.

I'll have to get back to you.

Yusuf asks Dear Blocko, have you and your animator had

any problems or arguments?

We do argue here and there.

Animator sometimes is so indecisive!

I get annoyed when things change too fast.

As i'm walking he might change the trees, oop i guess he didn't like the sky that

color, oh, and now i'm floating.

I'm kinda like my Animators crash test dummy.

Except I am no dummy!

Uh, hold on guys.

My animator want me to test out this new machine.

One second.

What exactly does this thing do again?

Animator?

Animator?

WAH!!

So, do you have any questions about your world or my world?

Let me know in the comment section below, and make sure you use the hashtag Dear Blocko,

so i can find it.

Wanna watch more Dear Blocko?

Check out the previous episode we did!

Dear Blocko, could popping pimples kill you?

I'm afraid to pop.

I feel you amber.

My adolescent years were the worst, but pimples are actually pretty common, and usually aren't

that much of a concern.

As always, my name is blocko , this has been life noggin, don't forget to keep on thinking!