CHAUNCY AND EDGARS MEAT CHRONICLES: "DAY GLO PORK PRODUCTS AT LAST!!!!!"

Sunday, April 6, 2008

"DAY GLO PORK PRODUCTS AT LAST!!!!!"

Fluorescent piglets born in China
09 JAN 2008
A pig genetically modified in China to make it glow has given birth to fluorescent piglets, proving such changes can be inherited, according to State Media.

Scientists in northeast China injected fluorescent green protein into three sows’ embryos when they were bred in December 2006.
The pigs glow green when placed under an ultraviolet light.
Liu Zhonghua, a professor at Northeast Agricultural University in the city of Harbin, was quoted as saying that "the mouths, trotters and tongues of the two piglets glow green under ultraviolet light, which indicates the technology to breed transgenic pigs via cell nuclear transfer is mature".
"This technology promises to breed excellent transgenic pigs and even raise special pigs to provide organs for human transplant operations in the future," he said

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I KNEW YOU WERE A FARM BOY EDGAR WHEN I SAW YOU COME INTO THE BAR WITH THOSE PIGS ON YOUR ARM

Revolutionary new ‘mini-pigs’ as household pet
17 OCT 2007
New pocket-sized pigs being bred on a farm in Devon, England are the latest craze to hit the household pet world.

Currently, there is a waiting list of one year for the pint-size pigs bred on Pennywell farm. Co-owner of the farm, Chris Murray said that he began cross-breeding the pigs nine years ago "for children to cuddle". These mini-pigs are sold in pairs where possible so they have company at night.British TV presenter, Jonathon Ross, is reported to have purchased two of the pigs for US $300.Murray emphasised the importance of keeping these pigs fit and not fat like all other pets.