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Wild Pigs Turned 'Neon Blue' in California, Triggering Warnings
- California wild pigs were found with neon blue fat, prompting health warnings.
- Investigation linked blue coloring to the rodenticide diphacinone used in California.
- Experts warn that meat from exposed game may pose risks to humans and wildlife.
- California CDFW urges precautions to exclude non-target wildlife during pesticide application.
- The blue color affects pig fat while other tissues appear normal.
- Diphacinone has been restricted in California since 2024 due to wildlife effects.
- Authorities call for reporting blue animals to Wildlife Health Lab.
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