Now I am not advocating this, but my 10-year-old nephew just came to visit
from across the US with his pair of gerbils. He flew more than
2000miles. I asked him how he arranged it, and he said that one of his
friends figured it out last year at Christmas time.
He put the gerbils in a small plastic critter keeper in his carry-on back
pack. At the airport, before going through the security check, he took the
gerbils out of the keeper and put them in his pocket (in the bathroom). He
then went through the security detector and sent his back pack through
too. the gerbils don't set off the alarm, and the critter keeper must not
look funny to the security guards, because they didn't question or open the back
pack. After passing the security check point, he took the gerbils out of
his pocket and put them back in the critter keeper and zipped up his back
pack. the gerbils flew from Chicago to Seattle.
Like I said, I certainly don't recommend it, but it shows the ingenuity of
a child. I'm waiting to find out if my sister knew what he was
doing!
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