In this image released Friday Oct. 4, 2019, by University of Exeter, showing a fatberg in a sewer beneath Sidmouth, England, in January 2019, during scientific analysis conducted by the university to find out exactly what the fatberg was made of. University of Exeter scientists said Friday Oct. 4, 2019, there were no detectible levels of toxic chemicals in the fatberg, which filled 36 tanker loads when it was removed from underneath the seaside town of Sidmouth. (University of Exeter via AP)
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