Why are California’s wild pigs turning blue inside? and what it means for the pork on your plate

California hunters found wild pigs with blue flesh. Officials traced it to rodent poison. The poison, diphacinone, is dangerous to animals and humans. It causes internal bleeding. Diphacinone was used to kill rodents. Animals and humans can get sick from eating contaminated meat. Symptoms include bleeding and dizziness. Authorities advise testing meat before eating. Similar cases happened before.