Now that museum I'd like to see...Wonder if they have any pet rats that were in WWII???
My Parents Donated Two German Sheperds To WWII
They went to the Army.
We have no information if they went overseas or stayed stateside.
Paul in PA
My Parents Donated Two German Sheperds To WWII
That would be interesting to know.
> Now that museum I'd like to see...Wonder if they have any pet rats that were in WWII???
Not sure if there were rats, but there was a plan to release thousands of bats, with tiny incendiary devices attached to them, over Japanese cities. Most of the houses there were wood and rice paper. They figured the bats would seek shelter in the eaves, the devices go off, and the city burns.
> > Now that museum I'd like to see...Wonder if they have any pet rats that were in WWII???
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> Not sure if there were rats, but there was a plan to release thousands of bats, with tiny incendiary devices attached to them, over Japanese cities. Most of the houses there were wood and rice paper. They figured the bats would seek shelter in the eaves, the devices go off, and the city burns.
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>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bat_bombbr >
Wow!! Now that is interesting...
I know they use gambian rats in certain countries to sniff out land mines. it just proves my point that rats are highly intelligent. 🙂
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