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Sandra Olivia "Sandy" Cheeks is a character in the series SpongeBob SquarePants and is voiced by Carolyn Lawrence. She is a squirrel native to Texas, and is often teased because she is a land animal. She is friends with Patrick, Squidward, and SpongeBob. Sandy is, despite being one of the strongest characters in the show, relatively small. She is often seen standing on two legs like a human. Sandy has a long neck and a large head. Being a squirrel, she is covered entirely with fur. The fur is mostly brown, but there is a patch of light tan fur on her torso. In the episode "Survival of the Idiots," she has a patch of dark tan fur on her chest. Later in the episode, all her fur was shaved off. Possibly because of this, she wears a fur pelt in "Someone's in the Kitchen With Sandy". In that episode, her fur was growing back. She has real fur in subsequent episodes. As a land animal, she must wear a suit and a special helmet to breathe and live underwater. It is sometimes called a "spacesuit". In the first season, Sandy's tail was not visible when she wore her spacesuit. But in the following seasons, Sandy's tail would be shown sticking out of the suit through a small hole in the back. In the episode "Sandy, SpongeBob, and the Worm", her tail is eaten by an Alaskan bull worm, but she recovers it and ties it back on. Under the space suit and when she is out of the water, she almost always wears a purple and green bikini swimsuit and a short skirt. She wore a bra and panties under her fur pelt in "Someone's in the Kitchen With Sandy." Sandy has a house made of a plastic resistant to water pressure, similar to an Igloo in shape and referred to as the "Tree dome". Within it, there is an ecosystem of plants and trees, creating the normal habitat for a land squirrel. In the episodes Texas and Survival of The Idiots, it is revealed that she can pull a switch that seals the dome in metal to keep people out when she prefers to be alone. Whenever SpongeBob visits Sandy in the dome, he wears a water helmet (a clear helmet filled with water) inside to avoid dehydration.