Will 2022 be a 'bones' or 'no bones' year? Noodle the pug predicts | Article
Noodle, a pug from the U.S., has been predicting “bones” or “no bones” days on TikTok. What's behind this animal prediction stuff?
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Noodle, a pug from the U.S., has been predicting “bones” or “no bones” days on TikTok. What's behind this animal prediction stuff?
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