Rare bird found in Philippines then eaten

[woohoo]

death penalty na kasi dapat sa mga ganyang offensses.

Ang na-death penalty yung kawawang RARE na pugo.

[oliver1013]

Hehe nakakatawa mga comments sa link...

[s_quilicot]

Ang na-death penalty yung kawawang RARE na pugo.

pinakita ba kung pano pinatay at niluto yung ibon?

[v6dreamer]

Here's some post that I read here in the U.S.

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It doesn't matter in the long run. As the population of the Philippines continues to increase there won't be any room for endangered animals. Trying to save animal species without controlling human population growth and the resulting climate change is a waste of time and a distraction from the real problem.

here'e more:
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Asian countries need tougher law enforcement... This is just sad.



Reply Posted 12:28 AM on 02/20/2009

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From gourmand Philippinos, to self-destructive politicians, the world is full of examples of people relying on the the pre-cognitive parts of their brains in an age of computers and rockets to the moon.

If we are the pinnacle of evolution, then the Earth is doomed

[wren]

death penalty na kasi dapat sa mga ganyang offensses.

medyo harsh naman ata yan. most of the people who live in these remote villages are not aware nor well informed when it comes to rare birds, etc. to them, it was just another good source of meat. :D

[Zeus]

ok na din siguro kinain sya, kung nag-iisa na lang sya talaga sa mundo, hindi na din naman sya magkaanak.

Pwede naman rin siya makipag flirt sa mga ordinary Quail birds at mag cross breed e at malay natin baka siya lang nakakaalam kung san nakatago o nagpupugad yun mga kalahi niya...

[Negus]

[SIZE="4"]Philippine fisherman catch and eat a megamouth shark[/SIZE]

A MEGAMOUTH shark, one of the world's most elusive species, was caught, carved up and eaten by fishermen from a town in the Philippines, the environmental conservation group WWF said today.

So rare are megamouth shark sightings that each find is given a number - this one, caught by fishermen from the coastal town of Donsol - was the 41st ever seen or captured in the world.

But Elson Aca, a Donsol WWF representative, said it was butchered and its meat sauteed in coconut milk as a local delicacy, against the organisation's device.

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,25304876-2,00.html

talaga naman, oo oh!

mods: I won't make a new thread, dito ko na lang ilagay medyo related naman.

[crufo_diang]

Iba pinuprotektahan ng gobyerno natin. Sina Bolante, FG, Nani Perez, Garci, etc.
Pero yung mga ganyan, wala silang panahon.

sila kasi ung mga endangered ANIMALS!!!

[frenchtower]

I'm not sure if I'm correct, but a lot of Filipinos who live in the provinces have a distinct penchant on consuming wild, rare, if not extinct, animals.

Some say, wild boar taste better than cultured swine.

Monitor lizard taste like chicken meat.

Well, I'm certain there are a lot more incidents of this nature that's not been widely known.

I just hope those people in the rural areas will be informed and educated as to the importance of preserving our wildlife.

[Negus]

holy week kasi bawal ang meat kaya siguro kinain yung megamouth shark

[scharnhorst]

in fairness to the fishermen, it's stated that the shark died during captivity before being eaten.

sana pinakawalan nalang nila in the first place!