[ SECRET POST #3514 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3514 ⌋

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[Love it or List it]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Cats, like raptors, are obligate carnivores. I don't want to eat apex predator flesh if I can help it, and I would probably steer clear of organ meats if I had to. Any apex predator, such as any bird or mammal that relies heavily on vertebrate flesh in its diet, will bioaccumulate some chemicals in potentially toxic amounts.

The extreme case is probably polar bears, which are, you know, bears, so theoretically omnivorous, but live in places with relatively little plant or insect life, so eat lots of fish and seals. The only polar bear organ that's consistently flat-out poisonous to humans is the liver, but still.

This has been your arctic survival factoid of the day.

[thistlechaser]

If I'm ever trapped in the arctic, and I somehow kill a polar bear before freezing to death, I'll remember your comment and avoid the liver. :P