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These will be the possible uncontacted tribes in Bluey. Since the wolves revered the humans as gods, this allowed the humans to selectively breed the wolves for different purposes. Fast forward to our present day, the wolves have been bred into somewhat recognisable breeds of dogs. The dogs and humans now respect each other nearly as equals as ...
In the Spy Game episode, Bingo sings a song about a man and his dog while she’s in the bathroom, which of course made us wildly speculate what happened to humans in Bluey’s world haha. I said that humans went extinct and the dogs inherited the world and our infrastructure 😂
I mean, obviously dogs are anthropomorphized in the Bluey universe. But, have humans ever been mentioned/depicted/acknowledged in any way? Assuming the answer to that is no, here's a follow up question: What would be the best/funniest way for Bluey to acknowledge the existence of humans in their universe?
14 de abr. de 2024 · The much-loved Australian cartoon about Bluey, a seven-year-old blue heeler dog, her younger sister, Bingo, their mum and dad, Chilli and Bandit, and extended family and friends, has been a ...
Archaeology is a Bluey short. It was released on 1st April 2022 to the official Bluey Facebook page, however, it is only available in Australia.[1] At a lecture, Marcus introduces Doctor Bandit Heeler, who presents a fossilized bone from his archaeological research. As Bandit explains, the bone provides evidence of the evolution of modern bipedal dogs from distant, quadrupedal ancestors ...
Bluey, Bingo and all their family and friends are waiting to say hello! Learn fun facts about all your favourite characters from the hit kids tv show—Bluey.
Bluey is animated in-house at Ludo Studio in Brisbane, in Fortitude Valley, where approximately 50 people work on the program. Costa Kassab serves as one of the art directors of the series, who has been credited with drawing the locations of the series which are based on real places in Brisbane, including parks and shopping centres.
