Squirrels, Balloon Bombs & Formaldehyde
“No Upside Down Squirrels…Balloon Bomb Casualties…& Cadaver Cravings!”

There are no native squirrels in Australia or New Zealand. (Humans have introduced a small species . . . but they’re rare to see in Australia because they’ve been very strict about controlling and eradicating them.)
There were six World War Two casualties in the continental U.S. Japan sent about 9,000 balloon bombs toward the U.S. . . . and one made it to Oregon, exploded, and killed six people.
After medical students work on cadavers, it makes them HUNGRY. Not because of weird cannibalistic urges . . . but because the smell of formaldehyde increases your appetite.
“Random Tids & Bits” -Weekday Mornings around 7:15
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