Nutria

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is urging folks in Louisiana to "Save a Swamp, Sauté a Nutria."

To be honest, we weren't sure if he would actually go through with it and eat the nutria, but after seeing the amazing they did cooking it down into a delicious looking stew, there was no way the guy couldn't at least try it.

A Louisiana nutria rat captured the hearts of thousands earlier this week but now the family of the motherless rodent is wiping away tears over their beloved pet being taken away.

Ever seen an albino nutria? They're so rare, probably not...but you're about to.

The creators of Marsh Dog wild nutria pet treats say they are ceasing operations because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The money will fund Louisiana's bounty program to help quell the nutria population and protect the state's wetlands.

The legislation is aimed at preventing invasive nutria from continuing to destroy America's coastal wetlands.

The new law is now in effect, and will include nutria, coyotes, beaver, armadillos, and feral hogs.

Could Louisiana's swamp pest become the next big trend in dog treats? A Baton Rouge company is banking on it.

For folks around Acadiana, Lean Cuisine may want to rethink their new nutrition service name.

One of the beautiful things about living in the deep south is that the food here is GREAT!! Not only are the dishes in the deep south often delicious, they are also unique in nature. Now I'll go on the record and say, those listed below are NOT all my favorite. For example, you will never catch me eating nutria or snake. However, here are a few unique dishes some call deliquesces in the deep south of our country.