Bushmeat is often dished up at food stalls in markets like this one, on the Amazon River. Because the small-scale...

Bushmeat is often dished up at food stalls in markets like this one, on the Amazon River. Because the small-scale commercialization of bushmeat is illegal, food vendors do not advertise it openly, but will serve it when asked. Diners say they seek out bushmeat for its flavor and nutritional value.

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