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Monkey Magic Jan 16, 2021 @ 6:38am
Is it safe to butcher a "scaria" infected animal?
Just did a quest with a few "scaria" manhunter animals on the map. Didn't put up much of fight (although as boomrats, they did explode) and now I'm wondering if it's safe to butcher them before I leave.

I plan on butchering all the wildlife here, as it's a small map and they are mostly harmless
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Originally posted by Bosh:
Yes, it's safe to butcher them, there's no chance of them passing on the disease. An animal infected with scaria just has a chance to go straight to the rotting stage when they die.
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Bosh Jan 16, 2021 @ 6:46am 
Yes, it's safe to butcher them, there's no chance of them passing on the disease. An animal infected with scaria just has a chance to go straight to the rotting stage when they die.
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Monkey Magic Jan 16, 2021 @ 7:29am 
Cool, thanks.
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adobo Jan 16, 2021 @ 8:24am 
If your still wondering, its perfectly safe to butcher animals that dies of plague as well.
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gimmethegepgun Jan 16, 2021 @ 9:35am 
It's perfectly safe to butcher anything, regardless of what conditions it may have.
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whatamidoing Jan 16, 2021 @ 10:31am 
It's perfectly safe to have any interactions with anything diseased. Diseases only occur through events, not contact.
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