Elephant meat is rarely eaten, but those who tried them say it is a taste like be*f.
Since Zimbabwe plans to serve elephant meat to arrest increasing numbers, curiosity grows on what he already tastes. (Photo: Reuters/Actor)
Zimbabwe, the southern African country, is home to the second largest number of elephants in the world after Botswana, they will knead dozens of elephants and distribute meat to its people to reduce sudden prosperity in Pachyderms.
The wildlife authorities in Zimbabwe issued the announcement on Tuesday, the news agency AFP He said in a report. Zimparks said in a statement that the execution will take place in a special reserve for special games in the southeast and will target 50 villas at the beginning.
“The elephant meat will be distributed from the administration’s exercise to the local communities, while the ivory will belong to the country that will be delivered to Zimparks in order to save it,” she said.
Elephant meat is rarely consumed in the world due to legal and ethical concerns, but in the areas that are eaten, they are described as a similar taste of beef or pork, early flavor and slightly sweet tones. The meat is usually thick and quality, and it often requires slow cooking ways such as storage or equipping it, according to what I mentioned. Chef Supplier and trellis.
Nutrients, the elephant meat is meager, low in cholesterol and rich in protein, iron and vitamins B, and is attributed to the diet of animals of herbs, fruits and bark, according to what you mentioned. Eating.
There was no clarity about the number of animals that will be killed in total or for any period.
An air study in 2024 showed that the reserve, Save Valley Conservance, has 2550 meels, more than three times its ability to carry 800.
At least 200 gardens have been transported over the past five years.
Zimbabwe is unable to sell its stockpiles because of a global ban on ivory trading.
The Tuesday’s announcement came a day after four people were arrested in the capital, Harari, with more than 230 kilograms (500 pounds) of ivory, which is allegedly looking for a buyer.
In 2024, Zimbabwe executed 200 villas, where she faced unprecedented drought that led to a lack of food. He was the first major since 1988.
The transition to elephants for food has attracted sharp criticism, especially since animals are major tourism.
