Dispensary Corner 15 July 16
July 15, 2016
VACCINES, M&Ms and peanut
butter - how are they connected?
Not only are they being used
together, they are actually part
of a vaccine delivery system
being used to immunise blackfooted
ferrets via their most
common food, small prairie dogs,
The Guardian reports.
Specially designed drones
that are able to scatter peanut
butter coated M&Ms in three
directions at once, will deliver the
tasty morsels to the prairie dogs
who thereby not only vaccinate
themselves against sylvatic
plague, but as the staple ferret
diet, will inadvertently vaccinate
their nemesis as well.
The multitudinous rodent-like
prairie dogs are classified as a
“keystone” food source for a
range of animals including eagles,
owls and coyotes.
SOME elements of the US
Democratic Party plan to raise a
stink - literally - at the upcoming
convention which is expected
to endorse Hilary Clinton as
candidate for the Presidential
election later this year.
The group have confirmed
they are stockpiling dried and
canned beans, which they plan to
consume prior to a key debate so
they can stage a ‘fart-in’.
Organisers of the protest don’t
like Clinton and want to express
their smelly disapproval.
They say they will chow down
on the beans, paired with hot
dogs at a secret ‘feeding location’
before stinking it up at the event.
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