I woke up in the middle of the night feeling something hard pressing against my back and feared an insect or something dangerous was in my bed. I turned on the light, searched the sheets, and called my family to help identify the tiny, irregular brown object I had removed. After examining it and even enlarging a photograph, we still had no answer—until someone asked what we had eaten for dinner. We remembered the cooked chicken, and the object appeared to be a dried food scrap that had somehow ended up in my bedding. Although its exact identity was never confirmed, our frightening midnight mystery quickly turned into a hilarious family memory…
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