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0:59Now PlayingOver 700 pounds of acorns were discovered inside the chimney of a California home before being removed by an exterminator.
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Santa Rosa exterminator Nick Castro made the discovery during a December vacation rental inspection for mealworms in Glen Ellen, California, according to the Press Democrat.
When Castro cut a hole in a bedroom wall, 700 pounds of acorns came rushing out.
“I’ve never seen anything like that,” Castro, owner of Nick’s Extreme Pest Control, told the outlet. “The more acorns I pulled out from the wall, the more there were. It felt like it wasn’t going to end.”
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