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Professor Longbottom had a much better solution. I’d hate to have injured crickets and have bats injure students. One time when I was walking by the hospital wing I saw 8 students with bat bite marks on them and some with broken arms and legs from falling after being startled. I know Professor Filch was just trying to help but he really should have thought of the students safety and not just getting ride of the crickets.
Yep it was cray lots of crickets and bats.
Like bats? Really? He shouldve brought it frogs.
FROGS DONT BITE!
As much as I despise Professor Longbottom his idea was better.