[Answer] 2. It's June, and my chipmunk is happily running around my yard as usual, making little "chip chip" sounds and looking for food. I didn't see him all winter, though. Why?

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...1. Chipmunks go into an inactive state called torpor 2. Chipmunks migrate south for the winter 3. Chipmunks turn white and blend in with the snow 4. I was too busy drinking eggnog and watching TV During the winter, chipmunks go into an inactive state called torpor. It isn't true hibernation, because they wake up frequently and eat the food they have stored in their burrows, and may even venture outside if the weather gets warm enough. This was a cold winter and a very cool spring, so I didn't catch a glimpse of my chipmunk until May. Unlike many animals, chipmunks don't store fat to help them make it through the winter. Torpor is very stressful to the chipmunk; many do not survive the demands it puts on their tiny bodies. In addition, despite their best efforts, some chipmunks are unable to store enough food to enable them to survive a very long, hard winter, My chipmunk is fortunate in that he gets about ten pounds of unsalted peanuts from me each year, so he isn't likely to go hungry. Chipmunks may spend up to half their lives in a state of torpor.

[Answer] What popular potato chip flavor was first introduced in 1958 in Pennsylvania?

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...Potato chips top the list of favorite snack foods in America. Americans devour chips at a rate of nearly 1.2 billion pounds per year. The humble potato chip began as an accident. Chef George Crum of Saratoga Springs, New York, became upset after a customer complained about soggy, thick fried potatoes. Crum sliced a new batch of potatoes as thin as possible then fried them up until stiff and crunchy. He salted them then served them up. Surprisingly, his potato thins were an immediate hit. America's favorite snack was born. Source: FoxNews.com

Whose last meal was four scoops of ice cream and six chocolate chip cookies?

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He was an American singer and actor. Regarded as one of the most significant cultural icons of the 20th century, he is often referred to as the "King of Rock and Roll" or simply "the King".