Raha jipe mwenyewe

[Bujibuji Simba Nyamaume]

 

[Nyani Ngabu]

Kuna mtu kafa Florida kwa kula mende!

 

[Amavubi]

sioni chachandu hapo

 

[mama shilandura]

katamu hako kachuraa!.

 

[MaxShimba]

Bujibuji mbona unaharibu siku yangu bana.

 

[Dotworld]

Even Obama eats frog legs

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As the seemingly never-ending media blitz covering our paper describing themassive world trade in frog legs continues, I came across a very poignant example of how ubiquitous the trade in frog legs for human consumption really is.Even one of the most powerful men in the world eats them. Need we say more?

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© S. Loeb/AFP/Getty Images
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Actually, I will say three more things: (1) We need a lot more investment in research to quantify the effects of this trade on threatened frog populations, (2) I wonder if Mr. Obama, his chef, or the restaurant owner had any idea what species or what country the frog in question came from?, and (3) if you still think cooked frog legs is a minor epicurean oddity enjoyed only by slightly eccentric French gourmets, think again.
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Link: http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2009/aug/07/frogs-legs-extinction




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[KASHOROBANA]

Kuna mtu kafa Florida kwa kula mende!

SIDHANI KM YUKO HAI UYU MLAFI, MBWA WA BRAZA WANGU ALIKUFA BAADA YA KUMLA CHURA, PIA NILISHUHUDIA NYOKA AKIKATIKA VIPANDE BAADA YA KUMMEZA CHURa WA RANGI YA NJANO

 

[mshana org]

sio wa kihans kweli?

 

[Zion Daughter]

Hata kwa fimbo sili

 

[Lily Flower]

Huku sasa nikupitiliza ujinga mtupu.

 

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

Even Obama eats frog legs

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2009</small>

As the seemingly never-ending media blitz covering our paper describing themassive world trade in frog legs continues, I came across a very poignant example of how ubiquitous the trade in frog legs for human consumption really is.Even one of the most powerful men in the world eats them. Need we say more?

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© S. Loeb/AFP/Getty Images
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Actually, I will say three more things: (1) We need a lot more investment in research to quantify the effects of this trade on threatened frog populations, (2) I wonder if Mr. Obama, his chef, or the restaurant owner had any idea what species or what country the frog in question came from?, and (3) if you still think cooked frog legs is a minor epicurean oddity enjoyed only by slightly eccentric French gourmets, think again.
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Link: Why we shouldn't eat frogs' legs | Life and style | The Guardian




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it is fake no evidence.@Dotworld Obama can't eat frog meat.