Vancouver Woman Recycles Her Pumpkin In The Most Canadian Way Ever
Natural recycling is a beautiful thing.
Now that Halloween is over, you’re probably wondering what to do with your leftover carved pumpkins.
Before CBC journalist Manusha Janakiram even had a chance to think about what to do, nature took care of it for her.
With the caption “And I woke up wondering what to do with our pumpkin. Apparently it’s being taken care of” she posted a video of a deer chomping away at her pumpkin on the porch!
The clip has gone viral:
And I woke up wondering what to do with our pumpkin. Apparently it’s being taken care of pic.twitter.com/qvWZ7AWS44
— Manusha Janakiram (@mjanakiram) November 4, 2017
Other Twitter users have praised her accidental recycling method and shared their own stories of pumpkin recylcing:
We feed leftover pumpkins to cows on farm where I work. They love & so good for them. Once threw 15 to bulls & just about had bull fight! 🐃
— Jennifer Lengwin (@jenjlen) November 4, 2017
Same, except it was a squirrel! pic.twitter.com/kgvRAbtzv0
— Marty Hopkins (@MartyATX) November 5, 2017
Same, except it was a squirrel! pic.twitter.com/kgvRAbtzv0
— Marty Hopkins (@MartyATX) November 5, 2017
If you don’t have a deer coming to your house and feeding on your pumpkin, you could do composting, plant the seeds, or turn it into a snack-o-lantern (a.k.a a bird feeder). Check out more ways here.