TRACKS AND TICKS

Mysterious tracks in the snow and a fake African currency on X

ENIGMATIC TRACKS In an event reminiscent of the famous “Devil’s hoofprints” mystery of 1855 (see FT70:65), Janice Heidt-Dubray was visiting a friend’s house in Prince Albert, Canada, shortly after a light snow fall, when she noticed a set of bizarre tracks crossing the lawn. “When I first got out of the car I noticed them there,” she said. “I thought this is so unusual. They come from her driveway to a point at the sidewalk and then off toward the pathway.” Knowing a heavy snowfall was due, she photographed the strange patterns to show her husband. “We looked for similar images online, and we saw some that definitely resembled a bird, but they weren’t as intricate as these were.” Heidt-Dubray concluded that the tracks were probably made by a magpie…

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