If you’ve ever had the urge to box up your misbehaving kids off and ship them off to their grandparents’ house for the day, let’s just say you wouldn’t be the first.
While shipping children is no longer legal, we can tell you that, as long as you’ve got the address, appropriate postage and it’s not an explosive or perishable, you can send pretty much anything through USPS shipping services, including scorpions and baby alligators!
The infographic below reveals a few of the most bizarre objects that have been delivered in the history of shipping.
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