Dispensary Corner 16 Oct 13
October 16, 2013
This is one way to get your daily
nutritional requirements.
The newly appointed president
of Britain’s Royal Society for
the Protection of Birds (RSPB)
is urging people to follow her
example by eating roadkill.
BBC broadcaster Miranda
Krestovnikoff was elected by
members of the wildlife charity,
and says there’s nothing wrong
with getting meat from the side of
the road rather than the butcher.
According to the UK Daily
Telegraph Krestovnikoff recently
hosted a dinner party where
dishes included fried rat with
garlic and soy sauce, badger
chasseur with tomato sauce, and
fox sauteed in garlic.
“It’s lean, healthy, organic, free,
guilt-free and as fresh as fresh can
be,” she said.
And while we’re on the subject,
a 72-year-old man who got lost
in a huge forest in northwestern
California has survived 18 days
in the wilderness and was in fact
in quite good condition when he
was rescued.
Gene Penaflor said he survived
by covering himself with leaves to
stay warm, as well as eating some
of the local wildlife including
squirrels, berries, algae, lizards
and a snake.
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