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Rigor mortis can last four or five days? Um. I don't think so.
Nonetheless as much as I love a good frisson this is nearly too much for me. Dear Lord, the stuff of nightmares!
Just last night I was doing some research on food and ran into an article explaining how to eat a live squid without getting serious internal damage. A YouTube video of a very nonchalant young woman doing just that seems like the perfect thing to post here:
Rigor mortis can last four or five days? Um. I don't think so.
Nonetheless as much as I love a good frisson this is nearly too much for me. Dear Lord, the stuff of nightmares!
Just last night I was doing some research on food and ran into an article explaining how to eat a live squid without getting serious internal damage. A YouTube video of a very nonchalant young woman doing just that seems like the perfect thing to post here:
At one of my favorite sushi places, there's an option for 'live prawn'. You are given a net to scoop one out of a tank, then the sushi chef deheads it, peels it and puts it on a ball of rice on your plate along with a slice of lemon. If it does NOT twitch when you put the lemon on it, then it's no longer fresh enough and you can ask for a different one. Should you happen to skip the lemon and bit it upside down the the tail up towards your nose, then you'll end up with the prawn tail slap-slap-slapping your nose before you eat it.
Pretty creepy, almost as creepy as what happens to a praying mantis when you drown it in a bucket of water.
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