In a bizarre twist of the tale of man bites dog Francis Wharton lived in the wilds of Little Fort, British Columbia in the 1950s - 60s.
Far from civilization the resourceful Wharton found himself in need of upper dentures.
Extracting the teeth from a deer and filing them down, Wharton set the deer's teeth in a base of plastic wood using household cement to keep them in place.
Then he ate the deer...with its own teeth.
If you are traveling nearby, make a point to visit the Museum of Healthcare in Kingston, Ontario.
His home built choppers are on display there.
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