Posted on Mar 11, 2018
To combat iguana problem, researchers bash in reptiles’ heads
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When I was in Gitmo during the Cuban Boatlift 1994-95, there were lots of iguanas on the US side, but on the Cuban side there were few, and almost extinct. With the rationing of chickens for the by the Cuban gov...(we were told they got one chicken every 2 weeks for chow.) Iguanas taste like chicken. Iguanas were eaten on the communist side. Cubans were so amazed that there were so many iguanas on the US side. Florida might ship the iguanas to Cuba, seems like they do not over populate there. Can't out run hungry communist. Venezuela may be looking for some chow or Iguanas.
To combat iguana problem, researchers bash in reptiles’ heads
Posted from sun-sentinel.com
Guantanamo Bay
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Giant INVASIVE IGUANA Hunting in my BACKYARD! Catch Clean Cook!
In this video we are hunting invasive green iguana's in my backyard, iguana bowfishing and then we eat the iguanas! The green iguana is a highly invasive spe...
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I understand your rationale, I've read such things, I've also read the sa!e for snakes or other reptiles, I just dont know if American dietary sensibilities would necessarily go for such a concept as an iguana burger, you know? I mean, I've sat here wondering how McD's or Burger Thing, let alone Amy other major fast food chain might market it...then again, there are bison burgers now, so I suppose it wouldn't ne entirely out of the realm of possibility, even if perhaps initially a trifle odd. I suppose....
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SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint
Yes,....ooopppss, I did not eat it because I think it was endangered in Gitmo. But, in the camps, when an iguana went through a camp, it often was found on the illegal home made stoves. So, I guess I heard about it from Cuban migrants in our camps. :)
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Capt Daniel Goodman
As I'd said, actually, I have read that about reptiles, generally, I've never had such things, though my wife tends to watch the food channels, so sometimes one sees such offbeat meats used as ingredients on various shows, in occasion, you know?
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