It's all about navels.

Don't like what you see? Come back later, it will be different!

The navel orange is a type of citrus fruit that is native to Brazil. It was first discovered in the early 1800s as a spontaneous mutation on a sweet orange tree. The mutation caused the orange to develop a small, second fruit at the blossom end, which resembles a human bellybutton. This is how the navel orange got its name.

In the 1830s, navel oranges were introduced to Florida and in the 1870s to California. They quickly became popular in these regions due to their sweet flavor, juicy flesh, and seedlessness. Today, navel oranges are one of the most popular citrus fruits in the world. They are grown in many different countries, including Brazil, the United States, Spain, and South Africa.

Here are some interesting facts about navel oranges:

The navel orange is a naturally seedless fruit. This is because the second fruit at the blossom end does not fully develop.

Navel oranges are grown by grafting. This means that all navel orange trees are clones of the original tree that was discovered in Brazil.

Navel oranges are a good source of vitamin C, potassium, and fiber.

Navel oranges are often eaten fresh, but they can also be used in salads, desserts, and other dishes.

The navel orange is a delicious and nutritious fruit that has been enjoyed by people around the world for centuries. It is a testament to the power of nature that a single mutation on a tree could give rise to such a popular and beloved fruit.

FUZZY NAVEL (1)

 1 ounce vodka
 1 ounce peach schnapps
 4 ounces orange juice

 Pour ingredients into a highball glass almost filled with ice. Stir.

- - - -

FUZZY NAVEL (2)

 Fill a 9oz. glass with ice add 1 1/2 ounces of peach schnaaps, fill
 with O.J.

 HAIRY NAVEL same as above but with 3/4 oz each of peach and vodka.

• Dictionary.com - Find the real meaning
• Thesaurus - Another way to say it.
• Google - Search the Web some more
• Belly Button Screen Savers
• How to clean your Belly Button
• Belly Button Lint Brush
• How to peel an orange