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If they can cook it, normally the world will eat it, if it moves it better run. Walked by some huge maggot looking worms cooking on a spit over a fire, they were pulsing as they cooked to death here in the Belen Market of Iquitos, Peru.
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Iquitos, Peru on Amazon River
Monday, June 2, 2008
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I have no idea why a person goes to the Zoo when you can go to the Market, buy it, and eat it.
Looks like over-size Maggots waiting to be eaten, fresh meat cooked over the grill.
Cooked Worm on a Stick, they called it Suyi or something like that, it is not easy to get people to clarify.
Tasty looking fish, aagh, this fish looks evil, does not feel evil, but I am not putting ugly fish in my mouth.
There is always a cat, the world will eat anything that is moving and they can kill. I often think not eating anything the move, being a vegetarian is contrary to our basic nature, a fight with nature, what is natural in humans.
Here is a video of the worms, the wiggle, a small video, but fun to watch.
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http://www.hobotraveler.com/v1-peru-iquitos-worm-suyi-amazon-river.wmv
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Reader Submitted Comments
- I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND said on Wednesday May 13th, 2009 09:52:30 AM
YALL ARE SO NASTY IF YOU REALLY THINK THIS IS FOOD THAT HUMANS ARE TO EAT.....
P.S
I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND!!!!!!!!!
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