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HATCHING TROUBLE.—This emu sat on a “hot egg.” Jessie unearthed a small rusted metal ball near the gate of her pen at the premises of the Australian Bird Company, West Heidelberg, Melbourne. She tried to hatch it for a week, but was quite unaware that it was a fully-armed hand grenade. Eventually the police were called, and the live grenade was taken away for Army disposal.

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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28620, 24 June 1958, Page 16

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HATCHING TROUBLE.—This emu sat on a “hot egg.” Jessie unearthed a small rusted metal ball near the gate of her pen at the premises of the Australian Bird Company, West Heidelberg, Melbourne. She tried to hatch it for a week, but was quite unaware that it was a fully-armed hand grenade. Eventually the police were called, and the live grenade was taken away for Army disposal. Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28620, 24 June 1958, Page 16

HATCHING TROUBLE.—This emu sat on a “hot egg.” Jessie unearthed a small rusted metal ball near the gate of her pen at the premises of the Australian Bird Company, West Heidelberg, Melbourne. She tried to hatch it for a week, but was quite unaware that it was a fully-armed hand grenade. Eventually the police were called, and the live grenade was taken away for Army disposal. Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28620, 24 June 1958, Page 16