100 missing brains found in San Antonio

by Larra Morris

Those missing brains from the University of Texas at Austin? They’ve been found in San Antonio.

After several news stories appeared Wednesday about 100 brains vanishing from the college, someone called from the University of Texas in San Antonio to say the 100 specimens in glass jars full of formaldehyde were just fine, and they’d been at the school for years…

“They have the brains,” psychology professor Tim Schallert, co-curator of the collection, told the Los Angeles Times. “They read a media report of the missing brains and they called to say, ‘We got those brains!”’
via NY Daily News

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100 missing brains found in San Antonio

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