Weirdest thing you would consider eating, when nearly any meat is possible.

Do we have a genetic sample of a dinosaur somewhere? Outside of Crichton novels, I mean.

several times manoths have thawed out of a pile of basically frozen mud and by the time researchers got there the thing had been scavenged by modern animals and started to rot. but it sounds like the animals that find it first find meat.

Some researchers thought about but decided not to eat one they found really intact in 1903(out of supplies, eating the pack animals, meat in the center that was still frozen solid looked good...but again by the time humans found out and/or reached it it stank like hell because the outerbits were thawed already and rotted off into goo), and some other researchers did eat a comparably frozen and while more recent still ridiculously old bison they found. but the freezing process tends to dessicated the meat too so it had to be stewed and wasn't so good.

edit- actually it sounds like some russian guy tried mammoth but even basically frozen jerky it was basically rotten so he spit it out

editedit- An annual dinner of Garth: The Explorers Club in 1951 did eat it apparently,

Yes?

edit: oops. forgot that I'm using my second name on steamgift. nvm.

That was actually what I was thinking, is a giant squirrel steak or something else from a tiny creature.

Mmmm, a giant shrimp steak sounds really good. As long as I don't think about how it's a giant shrimp.

grab a pack of mealworms at any baitshop or birdfeed store. you can get live or freeze dried.

Where are you? In Mexico theres quite a few different things available. not sure how well they'd ship

We can eat frogs though O_o

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Suxs to be you

Yeah, I'd be kinda curious as to what I taste like.

This all kinda reminds me of the Iain M Banks short story "The State Of The Art". An advanced humanoid culture finds Earth and, part way through the story, they use DNA from various world leaders to vat grow meat for a party. They could have fried Ghandi or Lincon steaks.

Mmmmm, Margret Thatcher Haggis. That'd be intresting.

Unicorn Meat!

I'm not saying some of it isn't shady (thanks, Monsanto,) but these modified foods have saved millions of lives by allowing food to grow when and where it otherwise wouldn't have been able to (thanks, Norman Borlaug!)

Apparently it taste like really high quality meat, people that were served it said it was the best burger they ever ate, scary right? I remember reading an article in my paper years back, some restaurant owner was killing people and disposing of the bodies by making tasty burgers, people loved them and were horrified when they fpund out what it was....

lol