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These are the strangest in the . Are you brave enough to them?

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Mammals and big animals

• Mammals and big animals
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  Monkey brains (simulated), China
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  Ape's lips (猩唇) (simulated), China
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  Ziheche (紫河車), or Human placenta, as medicine, China
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  Frog juice, Peru
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  Dry geckos (lizards), Hong Kong

Bats

• Bats
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  Bat, Udomxai, Laos
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  Paniki (bat), Manado (Minahasan) dish from Indonesia

Rats

• Rats
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  Rat meat, Thailand
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  Rat meat, Yangshuo, Guangxi, China
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  Dish of Guinea pig, similar to rat, Ecuador

Cats

• Cats
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  Cats sold for meat, East Asia
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  Kopi Luwak, or civet coffee, coffee beans excreted by asian palm civet, more straightforwardly, cat poop, Indonesia

Dogs

• Dogs
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  Fried dog meat, Hanoi, Vietnam
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  Dog meat, Guilin, China

Lambs

• Lambs
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  A whole lamb meat on a rotisserie, China
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  Roasted lamb's head, Northern California, U.S.

Camels

• Camels
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  Roast camel, supposedly in Volkach, Bavaria, Germany
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  Camel, Mauritania

Penis and testicles

• Penis and testicles
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  Bull penis, Japanese restaurant in New York City
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  Goat testicles, Madrid, Spain
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  Beef testicles, Italy
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  Fried lamb testicles
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  Rocky Mountain oysters (deep-fried bovine testicles), North America

Snakes

• Snakes
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  Snake wine, Taipei, Taiwan
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  Snake meat, Taipei, Taiwan

Birds and poultries

• Birds and poultries
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  Chick balut, Philippines
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  Balut sold on street, Nanjing, China
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  Bird's nest (燕窩), as Chinese medicine, Chicago Chinatown

Fish and seafoods

• Fish and seafoods
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  Hákarl (rotten Greenland shark), Iceland
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  Seahorse, Beijing, China
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  Tuna eyeball, Japan
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  Sannakji (raw dish of a small octopus), Korea
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  Ikizukuri (fish eaten alive), Japan

Drunken shrimp

• Fish and seafoods
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  Drunken shrimp, China
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  Drunken shrimp, China

Insects and small animals

• Insects and small animals
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  Fried spiders, Skuon, Cambodia
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  Lethocerus indicus, Lopburi, Thailand
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  Centipedes, Beijing, China
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  Locusts, Beijing, China
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  Exoskeleton of insects, Beijing, China
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  Silkworm pupae, possibly in China
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  Bamboo worms, Bangkok, Thailand
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  Fried cicada, Weifang, Shandong, China
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  Fried crickets, Thailand
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  Mixed street foods in Bangkok
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  Larvae, ant eggs and grasshoppers dish in Mexico
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  Escamoles (larvae of ants), Mexico
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  Casu marzu ("rotten cheese", containing live insect larvae), Italy
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  Grilled centipede and bee cocoon's poster, China

Grasshoppers

• Grasshoppers
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  Deep fried grasshoppers and bamboo worms, Kunming, China
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  Grasshoppers, Bangkok, Thailand
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  Red grasshoppers

Scorpions

• Scorpions
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  Scorpions, Beijing, China
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  Scorpions, Beijing, China
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  Scorpion wine, Taipei, Taiwan

Vegetables and fungus

• Vegetables and fungus
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  Caterpillar fungus (冬蟲夏草), Southern Qinghai, China

Mixed dishes

• Mixed dishes
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  Silkie (烏雞), seahorse (海馬) and cordyceps (冬蟲夏草) soup, Hong Kong
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  Seahorse and scorpion skewers, China
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  Grilled cicada, lizard and seahorse, Beijing, China
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  Starfish, scorpions and seahorse skewers, China
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  Caterpillar fungus, mountain yak penis, mythic fungus and primrose oil, as traditional Chinese medicines

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