A 2006 Barbie doll, "Barbie and Her Puppy," was banned in 2007 due to a potential choking hazard and intestinal blockage risk. The doll came with small, magnetic dog poop that could be swallowed by children. The video discusses the anatomy of the human body and how the magnets could cause problems if ingested, such as intestinal blockage, perforation, and attraction to other magnets. The video also reviews the doll's features and how it works, including the dog's ability to poop and Barbie's ability to pick it up with a magnet.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A Barbie doll with a puppy was sold in 2006.
2. The Barbie doll and puppy were banned in 2007.
3. The puppy had a mechanism that allowed it to "poop" when its tail was pressed.
4. The "poop" was actually small, croquette-shaped boxes with magnets inside.
5. The boxes were approximately 1 cm in length and 0.5 mm in diameter.
6. The risk of swallowing these small magnetic boxes was a concern, as they could cause intestinal blockages or perforations.
7. If multiple magnetic boxes were swallowed, they could attract each other and cause problems in the intestine.
8. The intestine is not a straight tube, but rather a zig-zagging one, which increases the risk of magnets getting stuck together.
9. A powerful magnet brought close to the intestine could also cause problems if a child had swallowed the magnetic boxes.
10. The Barbie doll and puppy came with a trash can that had a pedal-operated lid, where the small boxes could be deposited.
11. The trash can also had a recycling mechanism that allowed it to dispense new "croquettes" (small boxes) when the pedal was pressed.
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