Cam, Clark and others in “The Male in the Mail”

The body fluids, along with the packing materials, transformed the tissue into an adipocerous gel.

I'm pretty sure my middle school served this for dessert.

Unless we can separate them, the packing material is going to contaminate any tests I run on the tissue.

And I need to separate these bones before there's anymore chemical damage to them.

I have got just what you need, Clark. This little puppy is a plycimer laser. Now, who wants to hear it bark?

Aren't those used for eye surgery?

There's gotta be an eye in here somewhere, right? Now, I've set it so that it'll zip through the goop and separate it from the cardboard.

Can't we just cut the box open?

But I already signed this out, and it's much cooler. Trust me.