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Wired.com has a feature on Top 10 Food Photos. Above, a dish of mussels "turns crunchy" as the mussels had "eaten a bunch of tiny little crabs."
The question is, would you eat a bunch of tiny little crabs? I know it's no different than the large thing, and I would like to say that I am quite adventurous when it comes to eating, but this really freaks me out. I can feel those tiny little crabs crawling around on my tongue right now.
Yech.
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The photo gives me the creeps.
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