I wrote in Eighteen Comedians of Silent Film about Larry Semon's obsession with squirting critters. I recently discovered two more instances in which these wildlife anomalies turned up in a Semon film.
Frank Alexander vs. a baby alligator in School Days (1920)
Larry Semon vs. a woodpecker in A Simple Sap (1928)
What is woodpecker spew made of exactly?
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