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by Alex Boese (Author)
Alex Boese reveals to readers the results of scores of outrageous, amusing, and provocative experiments found in the files of modern science.
When Tusko the Elephant woke in his pen at the Lincoln Park Zoo on the morning of August 3, 1962, little did he know that he was about to become the test subject in an experiment to determine what happens to an elephant given a massive dose of LSD.
In Elephants on Acid, Boese details the results of this scientific trial, as well as answers to the questions: Why can't people tickle themselves? Would the average dog summon help in an emergency? Will babies instinctually pick a well-balanced diet? Is it possible to restore life to the dead?
Read on to find out...
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In "Elephants on Acid," Alex Boese reveals the results of the most outrageous, amusing, and provocative experiments found in the files of modern science.
"What happens when elephants are given LSD?"
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"Can a head live without its body?"
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"Would cockroaches survive a nuclear war?"
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"Why can t people tickle themselves? "
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"Do men prefer women who play hard to get?"
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"Will the average dog summon help in an emergency? "
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"Is it possible to restore life to the dead?"
Read "Elephants on Acid" and find out!
Alex Boese holds a master s degree in the history of science from the University of California, San Diego. He is the author of "The Museum of Hoaxes" and "Hippo Eats Dwarf" and the creator and curator of www.MuseumOfHoaxes.com. He lives near San Diego."
Author Biography
Recognized as a hoaxpert by CNN and the New York Times, among others, ALEX BOESE holds a master's degree in the history of science from the University of California, San Diego. He is the author of The Museum of Hoaxes and the creator and curator of www.museumofhoaxes.com.
