I just discovered that blue jays do something curious each autumn. They gather acorns and hide them away to eat throughout the winter.
Here's the odd part--their throat is flexible, which means they can stuff in up to eight acorns at a time.
In my books, blue jays are a threat to young mice and squirrels. Their ability to hoard acorns shows that they could swallow a young creature whole and hold them in their throat.
The more you know....
Wow. The more you know, but sometimes, you wish you hadn't learned it!
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