Imaginary Animals: Are They Kosher? - Neatorama

Would a jackalope be kosher? How about a dragon?

In honor of upcoming holidays like Passover, I thought I would ask Jeff’s better half, Ann VanderMeer, editor of Weird Tales and a practicing Jew, to give us an idea of which fantastical animals and beings would be kosher and which would not be kosher, in terms of gnawin’ off a bit o’ that. Answers below… - Evil Monkey

The list includes sea monkeys, mermaids, Sasquatch, Chupacabra, and Hobbits, among others. Link -via Dark Roasted Blend

hahaha How very Passover-Appropriate. Thankfully, none of those creatures became of unleavened bread.

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To paraphrase Monty Python's lifeboat sketch, wouldn't it depend on how we killed it?

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POLLO MALIGNO! POLLO MALIGNO!
And a vampirized premature baby? LOL

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I had no idea that some of those existed. Oh, wait, guess not.....

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Hobbits are animals?

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Hehehehe! That is clever!

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Some strange ones. I'm surprised Griffin wasn't on the list - I hope I don't commit any faux pas' next time I serve it.

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"Canned Jackalope" by Takeshi Yamada is so owesome. Here is the link.

http://www.sideshowworld.com/SSA-15.html

Here is a link Yamada commented his Jackalope dish.

http://www.timeout.com/newyork/articles/museums-culture/3388/animal-crossing

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