Posted on 02/22/2017 1:10:54 PM PST by C19fan
Wild boar is a popular locally delicacy in the Czech Republic but fans of the meat have an unusual problem on their hands this winter - the boars are radioactive.
The boars became contaminated by one of their most popular food sources - false truffles.
A cold and snowy winter is forcing them to feed on false truffles, an underground mushroom common in the Sumava mountain region between the Czech Republic, Austria, and Germany - where wild boars roam free.
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Boaring!
Do they glow in the dark?
Does the radioactivity kill the worms and other bacteria that may be present in the slaughtered animal?
Fungus are devious little bastards. The mycillium spreads out in the soil, collects the radioactive particles in the soil, puts it all in a mushroom and allows animals to carry it away. They can conentrate radioactivity by 10000x, and are even proposed for remediating radioactive waste.
MenBearsPigs!
I think I dated a radioactive bore once!
I sense a summer blockbuster Sci-Fi film in this.
Attention Sci-fi channel please pick up the red courtesy phone!! The next big movie franchise is about to be born look out sharknado!!
Radioactive mutant boars from a planet near Venus.
Sharkboarnado!!
“I’ve had it with these m&^$#$ radioactive boars on this m&*(% plane!”
That would be more economical that spending $4K on night-vision!
Hunt them at night, they will probably glow in the dark.
Worst tourist slogan ever;
“Czech out our radioactive boars.”
That hurts my ears. Try this one:
Penatonix. Radioactive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE2GCa-_nyU
Reindeer in Norway and Finland are radioactive. Lichens and shrooms growing in soil contaminated by Chernobyl are the cause.
https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2016/03/norways-radioactive-reindeer/471705/
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