Lois’s answer to “Having read "The Prisoner of Limnos" several times, I was startled when a friend from the U.P. ment…” > Likes and Comments
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@ Softness link -- Yeah, that's what I figured.
Ta, L.
It made me think of the exploding bird in Shrek
It is most definitely possible. When my husband was at university, they had a problem with pigeons. The chemistry students put calcium carbide on bread. When the pigeons ate the bread, it reacted with the stomach contents, producing a large amount of gas. An expanding gas inside a non-expanding pigeon produced a sort of red mist effect.
The corpses could then be collected in bin-liners.
To: T. K. Elliott (Tiffany). That's horrible.
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@ Softness link -- Yeah, that's what I figured.Ta, L.
It made me think of the exploding bird in Shrek
It is most definitely possible. When my husband was at university, they had a problem with pigeons. The chemistry students put calcium carbide on bread. When the pigeons ate the bread, it reacted with the stomach contents, producing a large amount of gas. An expanding gas inside a non-expanding pigeon produced a sort of red mist effect.The corpses could then be collected in bin-liners.
To: T. K. Elliott (Tiffany). That's horrible.
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