Are penguins edible?

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Short answer: Yes!
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Technically yes, but from what I've read they're high in mercury, so you wouldn't want to eat too much at once.
 
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Sundae said:
Technically yes, but from what I've read they're high in mercury, so you wouldn't want to eat too much at once.
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Why are all these fucking ocean species so full of fuckin mercury? Did boomers used to break thermometers into the ocean for fun or something?

Or are fish just cunts
 
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You know, the Anti-Defamation League declared that Kiwi Farms was a hate site, but I didn't believe them. Not until now.

Look, it's a tough world for us flightless birds; kiwis, penguins, grouses, kakapos, ostriches, people mock us, they say we look stupid and ask why we even have wings if we're just going to walk everywhere. If we allow them to drive a wedge between us by asking questions like which of us would be the tastiest roasted, we're done for.

Don't fall for their gambit.
 
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Yeah I read somewhere that when they kill them in the south pole they bury the wings in ice for like 6 months then eat it, someone can provide source on that im pretty sure its from the discovery channel
 
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