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I wonder if it's because it's a carnivore. Are there any other carnivores people generally eat? Hmm..
lots of kinds of fish. most other carnivores are not cost effective to be eaten regularly.
I heard something somilar about why cat doesn't taste good.
Bears supposedly have very distinct tastes depending on whether they've been eating meat and fish or fruits and honey.
Think you meant to reply to the other guy.
Where dogs are eaten they are usually omnivores. Lots of scraps mixed with rice, at least in Southeast Asia.
Chicken
Bear. Iβve never had it but Iβm told itβs super greasy