Gross eats!
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I forget what they're called, as I'm new in Southern Louisiana, but there's these giant rats that live by the rivers. I had some meat off one of those last week at a tailgate party. They apparently eat them all the time down here, but I find that somewhat sick. I mean, come on, they're giant, wet rats.
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I think the most grossest thing I've ever tried was a cricket. I've also tried beef tongue and didnt care too much for that either.
The grubs and worms were in survival school, the ctermites were something that my old microbiology teacher would bring back from his trips abroad (the taste like almonds), the dog and cat liver were in Bangkok, And the rest was just on odd occasions around central New York, Colorado, and various other places. I don't mind Beef tongue, but it was a little too veiny. I also ate a beef brain burrito down in Mazatlan one time, but that was an accident.
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No, they're not muskrats. Well, atleast they don't call them that. I call them mutant rats b/c they're huge, but look like regular rats. They might be muskrats, but I don't think so.
Edit: I found out what they are called. They're called Nutria Rats.
"Nutria are herbivorous and semi-aquatic. They look something like beavers with a rat-like tail and grow to be roughly three feet long."
Ok, so not as bad as I thought, but I'm not the most adventurous person, so that's why I thought it was a big deal.
Edit: I found out what they are called. They're called Nutria Rats.
Ok, so not as bad as I thought, but I'm not the most adventurous person, so that's why I thought it was a big deal.
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I don't think that I could handle animal semen, eyes (from what I hear they are to chewy), or the fine array of animal genitalia that they have on that show. Most of the stunts that they pull are pretty cheesy though. If you not afraid of heights, or water, any pansy on the planet could pull of most off the stuff.
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Nutria Rats and Muskrats are besically the exact same animal. Except for the lacking of a musk gland, and the fact that the Nutria rats mammary gland is locate more towards the back than the belly on females. The Nutria is also not indigenous to this country (they were inported by an old tabasco tycoon). Nutria rats, much like rabbits will eat there own feces to absorb more nutrients from the stool. Muskrats feed a lot on small fish, crayfish, and aqautic carrion.
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