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The Rat in Coca-Cola Case – A Controversy In the year 2000, in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, a man named Wilson Batista de Rezende claimed to have found a rat inside a sealed bottle of Coca-Cola. According to him, after drinking part of the soda, he began experiencing severe stomach pain, nausea, and other symptoms. The story quickly spread, causing public outrage and leading Wilson to sue Coca-Cola. During the trial, the company’s defense presented a surprising argument: due to the high acidity of Coca-Cola, any organic material – including a rat – would completely dissolve within days inside the drink. To prove this theory, the defense conducted laboratory tests demonstrating that a rat submerged in Coca-Cola would disintegrate within weeks, making it impossible to find an intact rodent inside the bottle.