Anybody know what happened to the Zoos in Europe during WWII ?

As I understand it the local Chinese take out restaurants made good use of them.

That wasn't nice, greeneyes.

That was said in jest.

But it does have some truth to it. I worked in south china for 2 years, lived there. And I have been at dinner tables where dog and cats were served. I passed on it...( I think.. never really know) but the Chinese folks loved every bite. I have been in villages where rat was being eaten regularly, like we would eat a hot dog.

And I have walked thru many large outdoor " back alley" " meat markets where thousands of live animals of every imaginable kind were on sale... to be eaten. On the endangered list?.. Lol... means nothing there.

You don't see these markets on the T.V.( commie country) and westerners don't go to the " meat markets"...not allowed.. but I did...I saw it all... and they are thriving.

The joke my Chinese co workers would tell me was " if it had parents.. we have a recipe for it"

Sorry... but is the truth.

I would really pass on eating dogs, cats and horses. I've had those pets. I'm eating less meat anyway, including chicken.

I did have Donkey,for some reason it was a big seller in the area ( outside Dongguan), they had eateries that just served different variations of it. and to tell you the truth... It wasn't bad.



can't eat rice and noodles all the time