Calls for global ban on wild animal markets amid coronavirus outbreak.

[TheWorldNewsOrg]

Origin:

Some are calling this a myth. SARS was not spread by somebody eating a bat. Somebody ate a wild Civet sold at a game market. Civet’s eat bats naturally, and bats are natural reservoirs of CoVs.

Although we have video footage saying it isn't completely a myth:

A woman eats a whole bat in disturbing footage which has recently surfaced on the internet, as scientists link the deadly #coronavirus to the flying mammals.

Bat soup is a popular dish in #Wuhan, #China, where the virus originated. pic.twitter.com/HzEMcqNr9e

— RT (@RT_com) January 24, 2020

 

https://t.co/eiaH0dSAcP

— Marcus Halliday (@MarcusHalliday1) January 23, 2020

[TheWorldNewsOrg]

Calls for global ban on wild animal markets amid coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/YixVvfufPd

— Guardian news (@guardiannews) January 25, 2020

 

[The Librarian]

 

[Health and Medicine]

Bat soup anyone?

这东西长得像不像死神躺在你碗里？之前看纪录片，蝙蝠生活在山洞里，就地排泄，山洞里积了厚厚一层粪便，粪便里生活着各种恶心的虫子…经历这次事件能让中国人彻底放弃吃野味吗？ pic.twitter.com/6mNQmBWCpi

— 陈秋实（陳秋實） (@chenqiushi404) January 22, 2020

[James Thomas Rook Jr.]

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[The Librarian]

Alright enough is enough. Bat cuisine on Twitter yesterday was weird and all, but stuff like this? It should be illegal. Extremely irresponsible parents, the poor kid is innocent! 😡pic.twitter.com/grJZ5Tkfc0

— woppa 🎗😷 (@Woppa1Woppa) January 24, 2020

[Isabella]

That is why we say : "Chinos cochinos", may sound racist but their communities here eat scorpions and rats 🤮