yes, but you have to eat it fresh. cook after marinading in white vinegar 90/ olive oil 10 solution for several hours then dry rub with what you like before grilling or searing/baking. serve with Jamaican "fish/meat sauce " on side. Basmati rice with capers, diced red onion, sprinkle of Thai chili powder and a little minced parsley. serve with Belgian beer. finish with homemade fudge cups. room temp or above, mix 50/ sweetened condensed milk 50/ Ghiradelli 60% coco chips or Hershey's nestle melted and put in ramekins. Edam and Jarlsberg cheese with seasonal berries or grapes and aperitif ends it.
A gator will get close but it will nit eat one.
No.
crocodile/gator
Gator Meat
yes it isn't proved yet
the croc eat the gator
Yes, you can eat gator meat while pregnant, but it should be done with caution. Gator meat is a source of lean protein and can be safe if cooked thoroughly to an internal temperature of 145°F (63°C) to eliminate harmful bacteria and parasites. However, pregnant individuals should be mindful of mercury levels in certain types of fish and seafood, so it's advisable to consult with a healthcare provider regarding consumption. Moderation and proper cooking are key to ensuring safety.
NO, it is not. Keep the tongue ring in until it is completely healed, then you may remove it occasionally for short periods of time. But while it is still healing, you cannot remove it or your tongue may heal up, even if it is for a short period of time.
No it's not
no
try 2 lick your tonsels and you could choke on your tongue
very importain he can not eat if he doesn't have an tongue he would die!