Taiwan breeds green-glowing pigs
Scientists in Taiwan say they have bred three pigs that glow in the dark.

The pigs are transgenic, created by adding genetic material from jellyfish into a normal pig embryo.
The researchers hope the pigs will boost the island's stem cell research, as well as helping with the study of human disease.
The researchers, from National Taiwan University's Department of Animal Science and Technology, say that although the pigs glow, they are otherwise no different from any others.
Taiwan is not claiming a world first. Others have bred partially fluorescent pigs before. But the researchers insist the three pigs they have produced are better.
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Posted by Muddy at January 12, 2006 09:15 PMInterresting but very gross. But, hey, look at the bright side (no pun intended)....even in a black/brown out, you'll still be able to see your bacon and pork chops glowing from your dinner plate.
Posted by: mrs. muddy at January 13, 2006 11:34 PM