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I look at this story about what 11 zoo animals taste like.

And it makes me think, hmm, how many of these have I eaten?

So, ever eaten an elephant?

Elephant feet, part of a complete breakfast, while exploring Mozambique in 1864,

Scottish missionary David Livingston was served this penal delicacy, cooked in the native fashion, finding it delicious. He wrote, it is a whitish mass, slightly

gelatinous, and sweet like marrow.

Best of all the meal came with a healthy side of beer.

Maybe it was the beer that tasted good rather than the elephant feet.

I did know a man once that had elephant feet stools but I never ate them so I'm not

real sure what that's like I know don't look at me like that. The guy was a it was a hunter and he used the

The four feet as stools you know or about I don't know two or three feet high with

leather over the top in each corner of the room I just I just thought of that oh my

gosh he He was this doctor. What was his name? Oh my gosh.

And he had this big game hunting room and in the hallway as you walked into his home the game

hunting room was off the left but in that hallway was the beginning and in each corner was elephant feet stools.

Anyway elephant white is mashed lightly jealous and sweet like marrow. Ever eat a giraffe?

Me either.

I can't say I've ever eaten a giraffe knowingly.

Properly prepared and cooked rare.

A giraffe's meat steak can be better than steak or venison.

The meat has a natural sweetness and may not be to everybody's taste, but certainly it was to the chef's taste,

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