I've heard of at least one case where someone's pet cat was left trapped inside their car while they were at work on a particularly hot day. Due to the temperature and sunlight shining through the car windows for so long, and how the surfaces inside the car (i.e.: leather seat covers) kept absorbing and retaining much of the heat it got so hot inside the car that the cat effectively exploded.

When the owner got out to the car after work, the cat had splattered all over the interior of the car (the owner didn't realize that the cat had snuck into the car and hid before leaving the house).

My point is: if the right conditions can make a cat explode in a car, then it seems likely that cookies could be baked on a dashboard under the right conditions too.

No genetic makeup could actually explode in the heat accumulated inside a car. it would cook, Not explode. You'd need a microwave to do that.



Like my grade 9 science class. Some fuckers put frogs in the home ec microwaves and they popped.

eggs just need 63 degrees to get perfect. (celsius)

When the temperature is over 100 degrees, cars act like greenhouses and get really hot .