One of the more obscure yet fascinating episodes in world history revolves around the so-called 'Great Emu War' of 1932 in Australia. Following World War I, Australian farmers faced an invasion of some 20,000 emus, which descended upon their wheat crops in Western Australia. In an attempt to curtail the damage, the government deployed soldiers-armed with machine guns, no less-to combat these flightless birds. What followed was an almost farcical series of skirmishes, where, despite the firepower, the emus outmaneuvered the military efforts. In the end, the birds 'won' the war, and the military was forced to withdraw in defeat. This bizarre moment remains a humorous yet poignant reminder of the unpredictability of nature and human ambition.
O.0 given enough time and practice, I expect House gonna blow up one day. I like what I hear; looking forward to what tomorrow brings. Thanks for sharing!
One of the more obscure yet fascinating episodes in world history revolves around the so-called 'Great Emu War' of 1932 in Australia. Following World War I, Australian farmers faced an invasion of some 20,000 emus, which descended upon their wheat crops in Western Australia. In an attempt to curtail the damage, the government deployed soldiers-armed with machine guns, no less-to combat these flightless birds. What followed was an almost farcical series of skirmishes, where, despite the firepower, the emus outmaneuvered the military efforts. In the end, the birds 'won' the war, and the military was forced to withdraw in defeat. This bizarre moment remains a humorous yet poignant reminder of the unpredictability of nature and human ambition.
O.0 given enough time and practice, I expect House gonna blow up one day. I like what I hear; looking forward to what tomorrow brings. Thanks for sharing!
No way I missed this banger
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