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Ken Wilman was walking his dog Madge in the coastal town of Morecambe in northwest England when she began "poking at a rather large stone" with a waxy texture and yellowish colour. At first he left it on the beach but later retrieved the object, which he believes is a piece of ambergris, a substance found in the digestive systems of sperm whales.
Whales sometimes spew up ambergris, which floats on water and has been highly prized for centuries. It is used in perfume-making for the musky fragrance it acquires as it ages - but newer ambergris is foul-smelling.
Better get my wellies on and head for the beach... To Er... Walk my dog?
Originally posted by littled16
reply to post by snarky412
Eeeeeeewww! I think you just ruined perfume for me forever snarky! If I had a clue that there was possibly any kind of vomit involved I assure you I would have never worn any....EVER! Now excuse me while I go decontaminate myself!