It was present throughout the pig, but other than that, it seemed normal. The blue fat all over the body was the sole strange aspect.
“I know blue pigmentation is often caused by copper poisoning, but all that they have are some old mercury mine shafts that they have filled in,”
Glenn said after revising his article after other commentators suggested potential explanations. Additionally, they had previously shot wild pigs on the property, and none of them were blue.
Some users speculated that the wild pig could have consumed squirrel poison, which is blue-dyed and has the similar effect on the insides of the victim.
In the same place, one individual even claimed to have seen the phenomena. Sheep_wrangler, a Reddit member, said, “Yes! This was taken at Morgan Hill, California,
