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From: ftpam1@acad3.alaska.edu (MUNTS PHILLIP A)
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Subject: Re: Bear Liver (was Re: Request for info....)
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Date: 30 Mar 91 13:00:41 GMT
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In article <452@erb1.engr.wisc.edu>, meyers@leonardo.rtp.dg.com (Bill Meyers) writes...
>In article <421@erb1.engr.wisc.edu> mitchell@metaphor.metaphor.com (Greg Mitchell) writes:
>[ ... ]
>>think any are but some people like it, although I understand that bear
>>liver can be poisonous ). Butchering information would show sketetal
> 
>That's Polar Bear liver, which concentrates vitamin A.  (A piece of
>Polar Bear liver the size of a vitamin A pill _is_ a vitamin A pill. :-)
>Ditto other carnivorous marine mammals?  But not other bears, I think.

Grizzlies, too, I understand.  (They can breed with polar bears, BTW)

Philip Munts N7AHL
NRA Extremist, etc.
University of Alaska, Fairbanks