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    Why is there a Grape Leaf in the Pickle Jar?

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    Kirk kicks things off the the Medlar, an ancient fruit with a decidedly NSFW nickname. Maybe this one isn't for the kids.

    Rachel then gets to the bottom of why people put grape leaves in pickle jars.

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    © Strange by NatureLength 40 min5 March 2025Episode 212NatureScienceFactsUSAEpisodic

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    Kirk kicks things off the the Medlar, an ancient fruit with a decidedly NSFW nickname. Maybe this one isn't for the kids.

    Rachel then gets to the bottom of why people put grape leaves in pickle jars.

    Victoria then bring us the horrifying story of the Loa Loa, otherwise known as the Eye Worm.

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