I spent last week with my folks. My dad had surgery to remove some melanoma from his neck. The plan was to remove all the left-side lymph nodes, which they believed to be cancerous. Once the surgical staff got in there, they found just one--count it, one--node with cancer in it. He's home now and doing well. He's cut his pain meds intake by half, and the doctor says no radiation will be required--though probably some chemo.
Anyway, while driving to my parents' house Monday, I spotted some very strange wildlife along I-44, just east of Washington, MO. I quickly snapped a pic with my camera phone as I whizzed by doing 70 mph. (click to enlarge)
See it?
Here, I'll crop it for you.
See it now? Perched atop the billboard? A flying moose!
Okay, so he's not actually flying. But that is a wing outstretched behind his left antler. You'll just have to take my word for it.
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Oh, deer. They get warm this time of year and then want to migrate north. That would be why you can see the wings as the critters get ready to take off. :)
Someone in the area hasn't exercised sufficient caution in disposing of his/her unsuccessful experiments, perhaps? Secret underground laboratory drains have been leaching into the ground water?
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