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Wild pigs in California are turning blue from banned rodenticide, posing risks to hunters and wildlife.
Wild pigs in California are turning neon blue due to exposure to diphacinone, a banned rodenticide linked to widespread harm in wildlife.
The poison, which disrupts blood clotting and causes internal bleeding, has led to health warnings for hunters, who are advised not to eat meat from affected animals.
The toxin persists even after cooking and has caused secondary poisoning in predators like mountain lions and endangered owls.
California has restricted diphacinone use since 2024, urging safer baiting practices to protect non-target species.
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Los cerdos salvajes en California se están volviendo azules debido a un rodenticida prohibido, lo que representa un riesgo para los cazadores y la vida silvestre.