Do not eat PUFFERFISH!

[fishingvic]

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[davek]

Even If I didn't know they were poisonous, just the look of them would stop me eating one. :puke: cheers davo

[fishingvic]

I don't get it - 11 family members... Surely if someone ate something and started being violently ill seconds after they took a bite, you would avoid the same fate!

[Scraglor]

Wholly moly, just goes to show you should check the DPI book before deciding to keep your catch

[scott__henning]

I really don't know how someone can look at a puffer fish and think "jeez that looks delicious!". They look like that for that exact reason, basically wear a sign saying Don't Eat Me!

[CarlG]

Natural selection, with the stupidest having their dna removed from the genepool..

[Wolly Bugger]

Natural selection, with the stupidest having their dna removed from the genepool..

If someone else prepared and cooked the fish, how would you know if it was safe to eat.

I remember when I was kid, that a immigrant family caught and ate toadies, and if I recall correctly they died.

[Boonanza]

Natural selection, with the stupidest having their dna removed from the genepool..

How true :rofl:

[nhillboy]

Isn't the puffer a delicacy in Japan because of it's paralysing powers. Only a select few registered chefs are allowed to cook them with some or most of the poison removed.

[Scraglor]

Natural selection, with the stupidest having their dna removed from the genepool..

The Darwin Awards lol