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Mon, 15 Jul 2002 02:02:20 -0400
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Lynne wrote:

 >Macadamia nuts are eaten in their natural state by dogs in Hawaii and
 >Australia (where they grow.) They are also extremely toxic to dogs.

In the natural state would have to be with the shells. I can see no way a
dog could get the meat out. So are these toxins in the shell? If animals
know what makes them sick, why would dogs be eating something toxic to them?

Don.

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