Gah! The creepy junk one Canadian removal company hauls away

Okay, so the skeleton was retrieved from a doctor’s office, not someone’s crawlspace. The bones were more than 200 years old, and used for medical purposes. We assume.

Kidding! It was a mummified cat. The Just Junk team was clearing out an attic when they found the specimen. How did it get there? Unclear. But, “to this day this ranks as one of the strangest things that our team has found.”

That’s right, the junk removal crews have carted away WWII shells. Carefully. After consulting with the bomb squad.

This isn’t so strange. Sure, it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but for some people taxidermy is a soothing and worthwhile hobby. Until they find a new hobby, and then no longer want to keep all their creations. Fair enough. But Just Junk has even removed a preserved blowfish, puffed up and spiky. Ow.

A room full of them—400 in total—all made using human hair. The dolls were from the late 1800s; doll-makers at the time probably didn’t have the option of using synthetic hair. And a room full of dolls with human hair wouldn’t be as alarming as, say, an empty room containing only piles and piles of human hair.