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Bird Airplane:
A
gigantic bird (Pterodactyl-like) has a stone passenger cab
strapped to its back while it flies to the destination.
Bird Alarm Clock: A
pointy beaked bird, sitting on top of a clock, hammers on metal bells.
Bird
Automatic Door Opener: The doors at the super
market are automated with rope secured to the door while a
bird perched on a stand pulls with his beak.
Bird Broom:
The feathers
on the head of the bird sweep up the dust as Wilma holds him
by his legs.
Bird Camera: The stone camera houses a
talented bird that
chisels images onto stone tablets with its beak.
Bird Car
Horn: A bird sitting on the side of the
car honks when Fred squeezes him.
Bird Clothes Pins: Birds hold clothes on the line two
different ways. One time with their beaks clamped
on the line, and in another episode they just sat on the line
and held the clothes with their feet.
Bird Crocheting
Needles: Wilma uses the beaks of two small
birds to knit a sweater.
Bird
Fire Starter: Blows air on the fire to keep the coals going
when its legs are squeezed back and forth.
Bird
Hedge Clipper: The bird bites of branches
with its beak when Fred squeezes its legs back and forth.
Bird
Intercom: A talking bird flies back
and forth between stone boxes to relay messages. (and makes
his own sarcastic remarks)
Bird Letter
Opener: The long beak of a bird is used to
open letters.
Bird Pen:
The long, pointy beak of a bird is dipped in ink and used as a
pen.
Bird
Pie Maker: Wilma holds the bird as it trims
the extra pie crust around the pan with its beak. Then
it's feet are used to crimp the top and bottom crust
together.
Bird Rake: This bird's
claw feet rake the grass while Wilma holds the bird by his neck.
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Record Player: The tip of the long, pointy
beak of the bird follows the groove of the record that spins
on the back of a turtle.
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Bird
Sewing Machine: A bird sits on a stone slab and sews
fabric with the thread through its needlelike beak.
Bird
Whistle: A string tied to the birds tail is pulled
at quitting time and it squawks like a whistle.
Bumblebee
Razor: Fred catches a bee out of the window and
puts it in a clam shell to buzz off his stubble.
Cat Broom:
A
small, very fury, prehistoric cat lays on his back and is pushed around on the
floor with a stick to whisk up dirt.
Crab
Lawnmower: Barney pushes a crab while it
clips the grass with its claws.
Cuckoo Clock Alarm:
A birdhouse equipped with
a bed, hourglass (to remind the cuckoo what time it is) and a
coffee pot.
Dinosaur
Automatic Ball Pitcher: The Dinosaur tips
back a bowl of baseballs strapped to his head; the ball rolls
down his back and then he flings his tail to hurl the
ball. The dinosaur will throw any type of pitch that is
requested.
Dinosaur Crane:
Fred sits in the cab on the Dinosaur's back and controls its
head with a harness to make it pick up rocks with its mouth.
Dinosaur
Drawbridge: A dinosaur sits in the canyon
between two sections of the road with his tail and head
stretched end to end as cars drive over him.
Dinosaur
Elevator Lift: The elevator cable is tied to the
Dinosaurs tail so when it walks forward the elevator rises.
Dinosaur
Mower: A small dinosaur is strapped to a dolly and
bites the grass with his teeth.
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Dinosaur
Time Clock:
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Dragon
Toaster: Two Mini-dragons blow fire on each side of
the bread.
Elephant Gas
Pump: The trunk of an elephant (named Ethel)
is used to pump gas in the car. (Then why did they use
their feet to make the car move?)
Mammoth Shower:
A mastodon sucks up a big load of water
from a bucket and then sticks his trunk through a hole in the
bathroom wall and blows. The mastodon also doubles as a garden
hose and sprinkler.
Mastodon
Vacuum:
The mastodon is pushed by a stick tied to his back,
while he sucks up dirt with his trunk.
Monkey
Lights: Monkeys hold candles for street and traffic lights
Monkey
Traffic Signal: A monkey pulls levers displaying
"stop" and "go" signs to let drivers know
who has the right of way.
Octopus
Dishwasher: The octopus uses his many legs to
wash, rinse and dry the dishes.
Pelican
Garbage Can: When Wilma steps on the foot of
the pelican he opens the top of his beak to accept the
garbage.
Pelican Mailbox:
Mail is deposited in the large beak of the pelican.
Pig Garbage Disposal: The Pig sits in the cabinet under
the sink and devours the food waste.
Porcupine Hairbrush: A
porcupine wraps its legs around a stick so that Fred and Wilma
can use its back to comb their hair.
Porcupine Scrub Brush:
Wilma dips the porcupine in water and rubs his back on the
floor to give it a good scrubbing.
Porcupine
Sewing Needles: The porcupine sits in his
spot so Wilma can pull needles when she needs to sew.
Rabbit TV
Antenna: A literal use of 'rabbit ears'. The
rabbit stands on top of the Television while Fred twists his
ears for better reception.
Stegosaurus Food Processor: Chomps vegetables and
fruits to bits with its teeth.
Swordfish Knife: The
jagged nose of the swordfish is used to cut through
meat. (remarkably, the swordfish is still alive outside
of the water)
Triceratops Juicer:
The nose horn of the triceratops
squeezes the juice out of oranges and grapefruits.
Turtle Car Jack: As
the tail of the turtle is cranked his head rises to lift the
car.
Turtle Checkers
Table: A large turtle sits patiently while
Fred and Barney use his back as a checker board.
Turtle Clothes Iron:
Wilma rubs the heated shell of a
turtle on the fabric.
Turtle
Shopping Cart: A basket is attached to the
back of a turtle that gladly walks where directed.
Turtle
Drum: The back of a turtle's shell is beat
with bones for a drum.
Turtle
Wagon: Wheels and a handle are attached to an
empty turtle shell that is turned upside down.
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