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How did rudolph get his name? Rudolph the Reindeer got his name from Robert L. May, a copywriter who created the character for a 1939 Montgomery Ward Christmas promotion. May considered names like Rollo, Reginald, and Rodney before deciding on Rudolph because it sounded best. He also said that the name’s origin, from the Old High German for “fame-wolf,” was a coincidence and that his daughter, Barbara helped choose the final name since she loved deer.
When people drop trash, it doesn ‛ t just go away in the snow. Instead, the snow covers it up like a blanket. It might look clean, but the garbage is still there. When the snow melts in the spring, all that hidden litter shows up again. Sometimes this is called a “litter bloom.” It makes parks, sidewalks, and rivers dirty. Litter Bloom
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