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A man named Rayban Naklengboon from Thailand discovered a snake frozen inside his popsicle. He took to Facebook to share two images of an ice cream stick with a black-and-yellow snake trapped inside.

Recently, the Popsicle brand announced that the classic Spongebob popsicle will no longer have gumball eyes. Instead, small bites of chocolate will replace the Nickelodeon character's ice pop.

Try putting a pipe cleaner or a popsicle stick into the soda and looking at them from the side. Do bubbles form on these too? Try dropping a pinch of sugar or salt into the soda. What do you notice?