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Silk-Goats?

 
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I have a friend who seems to believe every conspiracy theory that comes along, so when he told me about silk goats, I figured he had gone off the deep end. A quick Google search for "silk goats" turned up dozens of articles about these GMO creatures.

As wrong as it is, they do in fact exist:
http://modernfarmer.com/2013/09/saga-spidergoat/

 
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