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A simple circle drawn in the dirt is the only way to protect oneself from a [[sea bear]]. | A simple circle drawn in the dirt is the only way to protect oneself from a [[sea bear]]. | ||
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{{Link|SpongeBob}} and {{Link|Patrick}} draw one to protect themselves from the Sea Bear. {{Link|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 does not work. SpongeBob and Patrick found out how to protect themselves by reading ''[[Fake Science Monthly]].'' | {{Link|SpongeBob}} and {{Link|Patrick}} draw one to protect themselves from the Sea Bear. {{Link|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 does not work. SpongeBob and Patrick found out how to protect themselves by reading ''[[Fake Science Monthly]].'' | ||
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Revision as of 05:48, 15 October 2017
Template:OTab Template:Object An Anti-Sea-Bear Circle is a tactic used to counter a sea bear attack. It appears in the episode "The Camping Episode" and the online game Camping Chaos!
Description
A simple circle drawn in the dirt is the only way to protect oneself from a sea bear.
Role in episode
Template:Data:Links and Template:Data:Links draw one to protect themselves from the Sea Bear. Template:Data:Links 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 does not work. SpongeBob and Patrick found out how to protect themselves by reading Fake Science Monthly.