Weird BUT true

Call it revenge of the turkeys.

A flock of wild turkeys in Brookline, Mass., has been attacking vehicles, homes and people.

“Some people going to work have been chased,’’ said animalcontrol officer Pierre Verrier.

Armed with a tennis racket, he goes to the local high school every morning to protect the kids from the reallife angry birds. Speaking of turkeys . . . An icecream store in Wellton, Ariz., had a special menu for Thanksgiving.

It served holidaythemed flavors, including cranberry, pumpkin pie, sweet potato and— of course— turkey.

“If you don’t want to cook on Thanksgiving, you can come here and get it all in ice cream,’’ said owner Nindi Wadhwa.

There’s gold in them thar airconditioning units.

A Sacramento, Calif., heating and airconditioning company says its employees, assigned to a job in an older home, stumbled on some $300,000 worth of gold dust hidden in 12 babyfood jars.

While we’re on the subject . . .

A Japanese jewelry store is selling an all gold revolving Christmas tree decorated with solidgold Disney ornaments, including Mickey Mouse, Tinkerbell and Cinderella.

The $4.2 million tree is nearly 8 feet high and made of 88 pounds of pure gold.

If you’ve always wanted to visit Sandy Island, a remote atoll between Australia and New Caledonia, you’re going to be very disappointed.

It has appeared on world maps and nautical charts for at least a decade — but up until now, nobody actually bothered to take a look at it.

A group of Australian professors finally took a 25day voyage to the “island,’’ and found nothing but open sea.

No one can figure out how the phantom island made its way onto maps.