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I know all of the old-school Italians put them in their gardens to keep them out. I think the smell is a deterrent. I can't imagine them wanting to eat them.
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That's what confused me with the mothball toxicity to cats post. They aren't great for humans either. I can't imagine anything with a sense of smell eating mothballs.
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