Chicken
Jun 7 2009, Asylum Staff

Filed under: Food, News, Weird In cruel and unusual food-preparation news, health authorities in China have agreed to crack down on restaurants serving chickens that have been bitten to death by poisonous snakes. The gourmet dish from the province of Gua

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In this undated photo provided Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2008 by the Missouri Department of Conservation a prairie chicken is shown. A new state-federal program will pay certain Missouri farmland owners to set aside land as habitat for prairie chickens, which...