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The Texas Coop magazine recently carried a story that has a connection with the hill country of sorts. During WWII the US experimented with using bats as incendiary devices over Japan. Needless to say there were some learning experiences in the law of unintended consequences when the bats ended up burning down the airfield's control tower, a barracks and several other buildings. Ooops! <Link removed since it no longer points to an active story> Edited by user Monday, September 25, 2017 3:21:20 PM(UTC)
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That's barbaric! We're much more evolved now. We have drones and Presidential "kill lists"... |
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No flying mammals are now harmed in targeted strikes, so we have that going for us. |
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