August’s photo of the month.

A Day's Fishing on the Billabong.

another stunning entry!

Superb entries everyone!

Fantastic level of entries!! Any one a worthy winner.

wow that's some size croc , you'd only need that one to fill 2 or 3 Barbie's!

Captian action wrote:

wow that's some size croc , you'd only need that one to fill 2 or 3 Barbie's!

I didn't know she was such a voracious carnivore!

Crocodile meat is on sale here for human consumption, but had no idea Barbie and friends were such eager customers.

LeStryge wrote:

Captian action wrote:

wow that's some size croc , you'd only need that one to fill 2 or 3 Barbie's!

I didn't know she was such a voracious carnivore!

Crocodile meat is on sale here for human consumption, but had no idea Barbie and friends were such eager customers.

Have you seen the video of the chef on youtube who set out to make a burrito using as many different kinds of exotic meats as he could find? He did it and the result was so foul he couldn't even chew it much less swallow it, lesson learned.

Haven't seen that one, but there was a Medieval delicacy of a very large bird like a swan stuffed with a graduating series of smaller birds right down to those tiny things we'd call songbirds.

My own Christmas speciality here I call a Turducken, which consists of a slow roasted seasoned roll of turkey, duck and chicken meat with orange sauce. (Seems to always be a huge hit with the eager diners.)
But yes, there are some meats I think would be difficult to swallow. Not fond of the idea of say dog in Korea? (But there are speciality restaurants serving it!   )
I've tried croc. and it's OK, but not something I'd kill for.
Shark on the other hand can be delicious. And we've all most certainly eaten it, just under another name.

Pretty sure he didn't use dog... The video showed him going from one meat market to another buying what they had. Spent a lot of money too.

A buddy of mine was stationed in Korea for a year. He talked about watching some local boys playing with a dog...a little while later the dog wasn't there any more...

gibri wrote:

Pretty sure he didn't use dog... The video showed him going from one meat market to another buying what they had. Spent a lot of money too.

A buddy of mine was stationed in  Korea for a year. He talked about watching some local boys playing with a dog...a little while later the dog wasn't there any more...

Doggone!

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