In Jixi, a Chinese man experienced strange noises coming from his car, which he initially dismissed but later became an issue when the heating system failed. Concerned about the mechanical faults, he took the vehicle to a mechanic for inspection. When the car was examined more closely, the mechanic uncovered an unexpected problem: the car was filled with hazelnuts.

The mechanic found hazelnuts packed in various parts of the car, including under the windshield and hood, as well as in the air vents. This unusual discovery raised questions about how such a large amount of nuts could get into the vehicle and indicated possible rodent activity. This situation highlights a bizarre yet not entirely rare occurrence of rodents using vehicles as storage for their food supplies.

Such incidents can serve as a cautionary tale for car owners, especially in regions where rodent infestations are common. It emphasizes the importance of regularly maintaining vehicles and being aware of unusual signs to prevent further complications. If left unchecked, rodents can cause significant damage to automotive wiring and systems, leading to costly repairs.