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Some of this disturbs me far more than the virus outbreak itself:
Chinese scientists say the latest coronavirus outbreak appears to have spread from the Huanan Seafood Market in the central city of Wuhan.
Despite its name, the market was selling a huge variety of wild animals for consumption, including live cats and dogs, turtles, snakes, rats, hedgehogs and marmots. Menus and signboards posted online showed a huge variety of wild animals available to eat, including foxes, wolf cubs, monkeys and masked palm civets. That from Stuff china-bans-wild-animal-trade-until-coronavirus-epidemic-eliminated
More here:
Centipedes, camels, peacocks, scorpions, rats, rodents, snakes, deers, crocodiles, wolf pups and even koalas were allegedly sold at the Huanan Seafood Market where the outbreak originated. In December when the market was still open, snakes, porcupines and koalas in tiny cages were sold by traders to local buyers. Many netizens were appalled by the variety of protected wildlife which were sold rampantly by traders at the seafood market. – From Hong Kong’s Dimsum Daily
This from Daily Mail:
The Chinese food market at the centre of the deadly SARS-like virus outbreak claimed they were selling live koalas, snakes, rats and wolf pups for locals to cook and eat.
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A list of prices for one of the businesses operating at the market showed a menagerie of animals available for sale including live foxes, crocodiles, wolf puppies, giant salamanders, snakes, rats, peacocks, porcupines, koalas and game meats, according to the South China Morning Post.
The food menu shows a price of 70 RMB for koala meat.
Even Chinese social media users were surprised at at the wildlife being sold at the market
‘Just took a closer look at the viral wild animal menu – they even eat Koalas’, one wrote on Chinese language site, Weibo. ‘There’s nothing Chinese people won’t eat’.
There are 112 live animals and animal products on the list.
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