Reply With QuoteThere’s a long track record of livestock markets in China being breeding grounds for viruses that make the jump from animals to humans and then infecting the rest of the world.
Who on earth buys bats for food ffs.
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Was always going to happen
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There’s a long track record of livestock markets in China being breeding grounds for viruses that make the jump from animals to humans and then infecting the rest of the world.
Who on earth buys bats for food ffs.
All depends if you like the taste of willow or not !!Originally Posted by light up the darkness
I wonder how many people will stop eating meat after this? Good IMO.
Cruel mun!
Plenty of people across the globe have eaten bats for thousands of years. Usually the poorest people in the poorest regions.
I think the theory is it was a pangolin that was eaten and this would have contracted the virus from a bat bite.
Have you indulged in the Willow World, Mr Tit?
chicken of the cave
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Apparently it does taste like chicken and they're supposed to be clean animals, although during the cooking process some of the species give off a nasty stink. I like your tagline 'Chicken of the cave' There could be a 'market' for it when this is over...
Its a joke from Anchorman 2
I'm not opening that link, but what do you mean by predicted? Viruses have gone from animal to human many times.
It took me a moment but I see what you did there
It was literally the plot of Contagion, a film made in 2011... And, more importantly, the cause of the non-fictional SARS in 2001. So... Yeah, it was always going to happen, because it already has.
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