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Green Glowing Pigs

Green Glowing Pigs
Green Glowing Pigs,
originally uploaded by missbossy.
Science gone wrong?

The BBC reports that scientists in Taiwan have spliced the genes of jelly fish with those of a pig to produce the world's first glow in the dark pigs.

Perhaps they should create a virus that can spread the glowing gene to birds... then as they head to Turkey they can be simply shot out of the sky at night.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4605202.stm

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