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Wild Pig with Mysterious Blue Fat Found in California

Emily

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http://www.outdoorhub.com/news/2015/09/10/photos-wild-pig-blue-fat-found-california/
[h=1]Photos: Wild Pig with Mysterious Blue Fat Found in California[/h] By: Daniel Xu +


Posted: 9/10/15 That is a very startling?and unappetizing?shade of blue.
Reddit user GlendilTEK recently posted these pictures online, claiming that the pig was harvested on private land by relatives near Morgan Hill, California. The feral pig appeared to be normal at first, but when the hunters cut it open, it revealed a layer of fluorescent blue fat. In the pictures it appeared that the rest of the pig was normal-looking and the blue color seems to be isolated entirely to the fat.
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Update 9-10-2015: A public information officer with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife responded to our inquiry and said the blue color was likely caused by rodent poison or pesticides. Blue fat in pigs is seen occasionally in California and is often a result of the animals eating ground squirrel bait. Officials do not recommend eating meat from these animals.

Certainly an environmentally sloppy way to control rodents.
 
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