Lion Fish
Some 200 lionfish were tested in 2010 by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) after the NOAA issued its proclamation, and more than 25 percent were found to have unsafe levels of a toxin that can cause ciguatera, a fish-based food poisoning. If you nosh on lionfish, you risk not only the typical food poisoning symptoms (diarrhea, vomiting, fatigue), but also neurological problems. The latter includes tingling in the hands and feet, the feeling that your teeth are loose and a reversed sense of temperature.
Bats
Bats host more viruses than any other mammal on Earth. In fact, it's believed that the Ebola outbreak of 2014 came from bats in West Africa. The real danger is not so much from eating bats but from being bitten or scratched by them during hunting or from coming in contact with their bodily fluids during cooking and preparation.
If you happen to starving in the wild, eating a bat may seem like an excellent meal, but unfortunately, the consequences could be deadly. Who wants to get a virus from a bat?!
The same goes for a lion fish. Food poisoning isn't going to help a survivalist who is trying to survive through a SHTF situation, so it's best to stick with safe food such as a rabbit, deer, or another animal you can hopefully catch with a trap. There's always hardtack and beef jerky if you have some on hand!
After the break, discover yet another thing that's vital for a person to stay away from.
Continue to remember what animals and other things can harm a person post-collapse and you'll stay healthier and stronger because of it!
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Laurie Milligan, documented proof ,leave them alone!!
I would never eat a bat! Shrooms, well?!
GRANDPA!!!!?
They serve lionfish in restaurants. Just remove venomous spines
I’d avoid opossums and skunks as well.
hey you can put them in your spaghetti!!!
also this is another good sight!
These are all a pretty much given.
Armadillos carry leprosy.
They,re Gross.
Never heard that one! I,d like to hear more on this.
I’m not an expert, I’d recommend google and find a site that is 🙂
No possum?? Your not from the south are ya?
I lived in Florida for 14 years ,but I never would eat a opossum or a armadillo.:)
Gator is good though.
I have tried possum once..little on the greasy side..probably wouldn’t do it again!
I would imagine that they’re full of disease since they eat dead animals.
Next page,next page,next page. I have books to read. If you want me to read your articles, put them on one page!
Wild corn dogs are awful as well
It would be more helpful to post pictures of the plants. Just sayin.
These all should be common sense. Sometimes you just gotta let the stupid ones weed themselves out.
Consider getting some pics to go along with the plants, please
3 Amigos enjoyed their bat
For once , why don’t you a ~holes just post the advice,instead of the B.S. reloading of page’s? TO MUCH B.S. TO READ THROUGH!
I love a spot of hemlock tea! Lol
“NO one should NEVER eat”, because we’re Russian, and we love double negatives.
I would add snails and frogs.
Well, it’s their own website and they need lots of visitors in there.
eat my$#%&!@*you$#%&!@*lire telling all the good people all the lies
I’m eating bat right now
Normally I have a problem or something to add, but not this time. A solid short list. Telling people about the things that will kill them is a good way to make things stick.
I would eat bugs before I would even concider a bat or even a rat! And bugs are at the bottom of my list!