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Definition of bushmeat in English: bushmeatnounˈbʊʃmiːtˈbo͝oSHˌmēt mass nounThe meat of African wild animals as food. 丛林肉（食用非洲野生动物肉） commercial hunting for bushmeat is on the increase Example sentencesExamples - Monkey bushmeat is commonly consumed in tropical Africa.
- The paper provides definitive proof for the assumption that Ebola moves from wildlife populations to humans through the consumption or handling of carcasses or bushmeat.
- According to a probe into the dealers, as much as 10 tonnes of African bushmeat may be arriving in London each day.
- Thousands more gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos (pigmy chimpanzees) have been killed for bushmeat.
- Take bushmeat, the name for wild animals that are shot, snared, trapped or captured for food.
- Most illegal imports are beef, pork or chicken, but the trade also includes meat from endangered species, known as bushmeat.
- The issue was the trade in wild game, or, as Africans call it, bushmeat.
- But commercial hunting for bushmeat has become such a problem here that we had to try something new to control it.
- Poaching for bushmeat during the conflict by locals and armed militias had a serious impact on the bonobos.
- Many scientists believe it is spread through the butchering and handling of primate bushmeat.
- But with the influx of vast numbers of loggers, the eating of bushmeat has escalated.
- Though, personally, I prefer the story of the Dalston traders who did a roaring trade in bushmeat.
- And bushmeat is finding its way into European and American markets.
- ‘Bushmeat hunting has become so commercialized that we're now finding stores and restaurants in Europe and the United States where bushmeat is available,’ Eves says.
- Bushmeat is not a new concept in Africa, but the recent dramatic commercialization of bushmeat in central and western Africa has fueled the primate crisis.
- You have said that bushmeat [flesh from hunted wild animals] has reached such a crisis that if something is not done to stop it, the great apes will disappear from the wild within our lifetime.
- It's now pretty clear that it originated from bushmeat hunting in Africa.
- The trade also poses serious dangers to humans: hunting, butchering and eating bushmeat can expose people to virulent animal-borne diseases like AIDS and Ebola.
- In many areas, they are hunted illegally for ivory and bushmeat.
- Talking about bushmeat as a loss of cultural heritage resonates there.
Definition of bushmeat in US English: bushmeatnounˈbo͝oSHˌmēt The meat of African wild animals. 丛林肉（食用非洲野生动物肉） commercial hunting for bushmeat is on the increase Example sentencesExamples - ‘Bushmeat hunting has become so commercialized that we're now finding stores and restaurants in Europe and the United States where bushmeat is available,’ Eves says.
- Bushmeat is not a new concept in Africa, but the recent dramatic commercialization of bushmeat in central and western Africa has fueled the primate crisis.
- Talking about bushmeat as a loss of cultural heritage resonates there.
- Though, personally, I prefer the story of the Dalston traders who did a roaring trade in bushmeat.
- Poaching for bushmeat during the conflict by locals and armed militias had a serious impact on the bonobos.
- Many scientists believe it is spread through the butchering and handling of primate bushmeat.
- Most illegal imports are beef, pork or chicken, but the trade also includes meat from endangered species, known as bushmeat.
- Monkey bushmeat is commonly consumed in tropical Africa.
- The trade also poses serious dangers to humans: hunting, butchering and eating bushmeat can expose people to virulent animal-borne diseases like AIDS and Ebola.
- The paper provides definitive proof for the assumption that Ebola moves from wildlife populations to humans through the consumption or handling of carcasses or bushmeat.
- The issue was the trade in wild game, or, as Africans call it, bushmeat.
- But commercial hunting for bushmeat has become such a problem here that we had to try something new to control it.
- You have said that bushmeat [flesh from hunted wild animals] has reached such a crisis that if something is not done to stop it, the great apes will disappear from the wild within our lifetime.
- Take bushmeat, the name for wild animals that are shot, snared, trapped or captured for food.
- But with the influx of vast numbers of loggers, the eating of bushmeat has escalated.
- Thousands more gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos (pigmy chimpanzees) have been killed for bushmeat.
- And bushmeat is finding its way into European and American markets.
- In many areas, they are hunted illegally for ivory and bushmeat.
- It's now pretty clear that it originated from bushmeat hunting in Africa.
- According to a probe into the dealers, as much as 10 tonnes of African bushmeat may be arriving in London each day.
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