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Equation
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Re: Chinese Daily Photos, Videos & News of 2013!!!
Good Lord was it dead? My gosh not even D-Con could kill that thing!
Good Lord was it dead? My gosh not even D-Con could kill that thing!
broadsword
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Re: Chinese Daily Photos, Videos & News of 2013!!!
Since there was no mention of him killing it, it should be alive. Apparently he was very curious about such an unusually large rat.
Since there was no mention of him killing it, it should be alive. Apparently he was very curious about such an unusually large rat.
kwaigonegin
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Re: Chinese Daily Photos, Videos & News of 2013!!!
Yikes! that is an actual rat!!! often times people confused rats with capybara but this one looks like a good old fashion RAT!!!!
If I see one scurrying around even I would jump and scream and I am not one who is afraid of most things in life!
definitely time to switch from the .22LR to the .30 06
Yikes! that is an actual rat!!! often times people confused rats with capybara but this one looks like a good old fashion RAT!!!!
If I see one scurrying around even I would jump and scream and I am not one who is afraid of most things in life!
definitely time to switch from the .22LR to the .30 06
Equation
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Re: Chinese Daily Photos, Videos & News of 2013!!!
Either way I wouldn't touch that thing with my bare hands. It might have rabies and other nasty germs.
It doesn't even look like a possum (to me if seen from afar), therefore you know it's 100% pure rat. KILL IT...with a full 30 round clip AR-15 rifle until it stop twitching!
Either way I wouldn't touch that thing with my bare hands. It might have rabies and other nasty germs.
It doesn't even look like a possum (to me if seen from afar), therefore you know it's 100% pure rat. KILL IT...with a full 30 round clip AR-15 rifle until it stop twitching!
SteelBird
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Re: Chinese Daily Photos, Videos & News of 2013!!!
What?! You guys are wasting fire arm for that! With a stick, it's rather enough. I always catch mice with hands (with gloves, not bare hands) in my house. The bones of those mice are just as soft as they were made of ice-cream. You just use a little force on the mice, they die and blood come out everywhere. It's queasiness. If I encounter that big rat, whatever in my hands will be weapon, and it die for sure.
What?! You guys are wasting fire arm for that! With a stick, it's rather enough. I always catch mice with hands (with gloves, not bare hands) in my house. The bones of those mice are just as soft as they were made of ice-cream. You just use a little force on the mice, they die and blood come out everywhere. It's queasiness. If I encounter that big rat, whatever in my hands will be weapon, and it die for sure.
broadsword
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Re: Chinese Daily Photos, Videos & News of 2013!!!
I just gotta admire your guts even with gloves. The teeth must be very sharp and you never know of any disease they could be carrying.
I just gotta admire your guts even with gloves. The teeth must be very sharp and you never know of any disease they could be carrying.
Re: Chinese Daily Photos, Videos & News of 2013!!!
Mercy! that's one ugly critter.. A rat on steroids..
Oh hell yes.. In the US you can go to WalMart or nearly any sporting goods store and buy ammo..
Mercy! that's one ugly critter.. A rat on steroids..
Oh hell yes.. In the US you can go to WalMart or nearly any sporting goods store and buy ammo..
broadsword
Brigadier
Re: Chinese Daily Photos, Videos & News of 2013!!!
I was wrong! They killed it.
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Chinese farmers capture metre-long 5kg rat that had been terrorising villagers and break two knives trying to cut it up to eat
The monstrous rodent, weighing ten times that of the average rat, had been terrorising villagers in Shaoyang, China
It was first spotted devouring 3kg fish whole from a local pond
Farmers broke two knives trying to cut the rat up to eat
Chinese farmers have captured what is believed to be a metre-long rat that had been terrorising villagers and devouring fish whole, it is claimed.
They tried to cut the 5kg rodent up to eat - but broke two knives hacking at its thick bones and skin.
The monstrous animal, weighing ten times that of the average rat, was first spotted snatching 3kg fish from a pond in a village in Shaoyang, Hunan.
Monstrous: The metre-long rat had been terrorising villagers in Shaoyang, Hunan, and devouring fish whole, it is claimed
Monstrous: The metre-long rat had been terrorising villagers in Shaoyang, Hunan, and devouring 3kg fish whole
It was seen wading into the pond and dragging the large fish on to the shore, before swallowing them whole in its enormous jaws, according to local reports.
Local farmers to join forces in a bid to catch the beast, which had sparked terror among villagers.
They eventually cornered the rat, before killing it with makeshift weapons, reported shanghaiist.com.
Deadly: The monstrous animal, weighing ten times that of the average rat, was first spotted snatching 3kg fish from a pond in a village in Shaoyang, Hunan
Deadly: The enormous animal, weighing ten times that of the average rat, was first spotted snatching large fish from a village pond
However, when they attempted to cook the giant rodent, they broke two knives trying to cut it up.
Rat is traditionally eaten in Guangdong, southern China, where it can be served braised, stewed or cooked in soup. It can also be roasted and hung alongside duck.
The rodent, which can carry deadly diseases, is believed to be three times more nutritious than chicken.
In May, Shanghai was the subject of much controversy after rat meat was found to have been passed off as lamb.
More than 900 people were arrested during the scandal, according to figures released by the Ministry of Public Security.
Among those arrested were 63 people who had allegedly bought fox, mink, rat and other meat and processed it with additives like gelatin.
They had then sold the meat to farmers' markets in Shanghai and the Jiangsu province under the label of 'lamb', it was claimed.
In recent years, China has been criticised for its ongoing food safety scandals and lack of food regulation.
Scandals have ranged from milk contaminated with the industrial chemical melamine to rice crops contaminated with heavy metals, such as aluminum.
I was wrong! They killed it.
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Chinese farmers capture metre-long 5kg rat that had been terrorising villagers and break two knives trying to cut it up to eat
The monstrous rodent, weighing ten times that of the average rat, had been terrorising villagers in Shaoyang, China
It was first spotted devouring 3kg fish whole from a local pond
Farmers broke two knives trying to cut the rat up to eat
Chinese farmers have captured what is believed to be a metre-long rat that had been terrorising villagers and devouring fish whole, it is claimed.
They tried to cut the 5kg rodent up to eat - but broke two knives hacking at its thick bones and skin.
The monstrous animal, weighing ten times that of the average rat, was first spotted snatching 3kg fish from a pond in a village in Shaoyang, Hunan.
Monstrous: The metre-long rat had been terrorising villagers in Shaoyang, Hunan, and devouring fish whole, it is claimed
Monstrous: The metre-long rat had been terrorising villagers in Shaoyang, Hunan, and devouring 3kg fish whole
It was seen wading into the pond and dragging the large fish on to the shore, before swallowing them whole in its enormous jaws, according to local reports.
Local farmers to join forces in a bid to catch the beast, which had sparked terror among villagers.
They eventually cornered the rat, before killing it with makeshift weapons, reported shanghaiist.com.
Deadly: The monstrous animal, weighing ten times that of the average rat, was first spotted snatching 3kg fish from a pond in a village in Shaoyang, Hunan
Deadly: The enormous animal, weighing ten times that of the average rat, was first spotted snatching large fish from a village pond
However, when they attempted to cook the giant rodent, they broke two knives trying to cut it up.
Rat is traditionally eaten in Guangdong, southern China, where it can be served braised, stewed or cooked in soup. It can also be roasted and hung alongside duck.
The rodent, which can carry deadly diseases, is believed to be three times more nutritious than chicken.
In May, Shanghai was the subject of much controversy after rat meat was found to have been passed off as lamb.
More than 900 people were arrested during the scandal, according to figures released by the Ministry of Public Security.
Among those arrested were 63 people who had allegedly bought fox, mink, rat and other meat and processed it with additives like gelatin.
They had then sold the meat to farmers' markets in Shanghai and the Jiangsu province under the label of 'lamb', it was claimed.
In recent years, China has been criticised for its ongoing food safety scandals and lack of food regulation.
Scandals have ranged from milk contaminated with the industrial chemical melamine to rice crops contaminated with heavy metals, such as aluminum.
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