Dubrouna police make revolutionary discovery in zoology
In the middle of
November regional ethnographers Hanna Chumayeva, Siarhei Karzhou and Siarhei Kazmerchak
examined old barrows near the village
of Khliustsina in the
Dubrouna district and found that somebody had illegally dug large holes whose
area was about 1
square meter and the depth – about 1,5 meters. On the
bottom of the hole there were skulls and bones which were accurately put
together.
The ethnographers filed an application with the Dubrouna District Police
Department, asking to stop the activity of black arhaeologists and barbaric
destruction of important cultural objects.
However, they received a surprising answer. Dubrouna police wrote that “human
remnants were brought to the surface because of activity of foxes.” As it was
allegedly found during the investigation, “there is a great population of foxes
on the field where the hill is situated, and they dig holes in the process of
their vital activity”.
Having received such an answer, Orsha ethnographers intend to apply to the Academy of Sciences. Were it not for the discovery
of the Dubrouna policemen, nobody would have ever found out that foxes are capable
of digging deep right-angle holes as much as one meter wide and put there human
remnants in an accurate order.
