This computer animated demonstration tests whether snowmen could work as protective cover against different types of bullets.

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Waterdown animator responsible for bringing cartoon icons like Scooby Doo and Tony the Tiger to life Anyone who spent Saturday mornings glued to a TV during the early 90s knows Harry Rasmussen's work.

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