body aches: diopside. body odor: leopardskin jasper, magnesite. body temperature: emerald and other green stones (to lower); ruby and other red stones (to raise). bones: blue lace agate, dolomite, fluorite, howlite, malachite, petrified wood Also see arthritis / bones / joints.
Foxes are common and cute, they feature in myths and we have gone to extreme lengths to make them our pets, but the noises they make are sort of...awful. The red fox does not have a mellifluous voice; even when it's happy, it mostly sounds like it's being strangled.oxes are common and cute, they feature in myths and we have gone to extreme lengths to make them our pets, but the noises they make are sort of...awful. The red fox does not have a mellifluous voice; even when it's happy, it mostly sounds like it's being strangled.
sometimes they do if you have really good hearing you can sometimes hear there little feet tatter. Answer. Rats sometimes make a noise known as either chittering or bruxing, which is when they chatter their teeth. This indicates either excitement and happiness, or, if the rat is bruxing without stopping very much over long periods of time, it indicates pain, discomfort, or illness. Rats do squeak, but not as much as mice.