nor to eating the rabbit.
If an animal whose meat is ordinarily inedible is nonetheless slaughtered, both its flesh and its hide become ritually pure, save for the human being and the swine, for slaughter has no effect upon either of them.
From aquatic creatures only fish may be eaten; eating one that is found floating lifeless is disliked, though there is no objection to eating eel or marmahi.
Locusts are lawful to eat and require no act of slaughter at all.