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Chinese man discovers gold worth £1,300 in duck’s stomach
A Chinese villager preparing a duck for dinner was left stunned after discovering gold particles worth about £1,300 inside the bird’s stomach. The man, identified in Chinese media only by his surname Liu, found the particles of gold in Longhui county in central China’s Hunan province after slaughtering a free-range duck he had raised himself. According to the South China Morning Post, Liu had been preparing the duck for cooking when he cut open its stomach and found several gold-coloured particles mixed in with its digestive contents. The man initially believed they might simply be small stones or metallic ... (full story)
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