http://www.bushmeat.org

Also, it has always seemed genetically dangerous to me to eat any primate tissue. Cannibalism? Anyone who has seen the chimpanzee cannibalism episode of "Planet Earth" may dispute my shaky aversion, but I would be happy hear further evidence of the benevolence or elsewise of intra-primate consumption.

Also, the consumption of carnivorous mammal seems funny to me as well- stick to your place in the food chain, I suppose. Though, I have no problem slurping up carnivorous fish and reptilian meats.

All this said, if in my travels I was presented with any sort of digestible as a customary offering by the locals, I would most likely indulge.

Octarine wrote:when I was in Malawi I came across a vendor selling sun dried mice onna stick.

AAAGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

They're worse then I remember! Man if that aint Malawi it's damn close, the soil was exactly that color, if not a little redder. I remember joking as we got off the plane that we had just spent 24 hours in a KLM 747 to end up in Poplar Bluff MO

It is Malawi. Its a pic from this month's Vice Magazine, which has a quickie gross out blurb about these little rodents:
http://www.viceland.com/int/v14n11/htdo ... country=us

Human flesh. Otherwise, anything devoid of nutritional value (poop, cellulose, plastic, etc.).