Japan selling whale-in-a-can

Saturday 1 July 2006 @ 7:25 am | By Ivan 'Nahu' Lozano Comment now!

whalemeat.jpgJapan’s at it again, this time selling the public the entire stock of scientific research left-overs. Whale meat used for scientific research is flooding the market as Japan might soon recover its permission for commercial whaling. Uses for the stuff currently include:

  • Serving it to school children as lunch
  • Making Whale burgers (surely for a SUPER HAPPY TIME MEAL!)
  • Dog food

And the best part is the near-unbeatable offer of ‘buy one get as many as you want free’. I wonder if my cats would eat the stuff…

[Tokyo Times]

Filed in: Web Notes Tags: Technorati: Food, Technorati: Japan, Technorati: Science, Technorati: weird

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