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Amazon River Foods
Monday, June 2, 2008
Amazon River Foods
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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Amazon River Foods
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