Mbuti pygmy men carrying hunting nets and spears as they await the day's hunt outside the town of Epulu, Congo. The pygmies' traditional practice of hunting bushmeat has become a commercial endeavour, staged not for subsistence, but to feed growing regional markets.
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Monday, July 05, 2010
Bushmeat trade threatens Pygmies' existence
Mbuti pygmy men carrying hunting nets and spears as they await the day's hunt outside the town of Epulu, Congo. The pygmies' traditional practice of hunting bushmeat has become a commercial endeavour, staged not for subsistence, but to feed growing regional markets.
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Of related interst is
http://socialistbanner.blogspot.com/2008/01/forestry-is-for-profits-not-people.html
http://mailstrom.blogspot.com/2006/08/reality-tv-becomes-too-real.html
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