What do people in South America usually eat?

Sloths usually eat leaves from the trees they find in South America.

Yes, people in South America eat them all the time.

In South America, people raise and eat guinea pigs.

To have energy for work.

IN SOUTH America they eat lots of fruit and veg

yes. They are eaten in Egypt but are sent from south America although south Americans do not eat spider monkeys.

Poor people in South America tend to eat whatever they find locally. Some grow crops to feed their family. In some areas, guinea pigs are killed and eaten.

People in Argentina don't usually rise as early as people in America so they usually eat around 9 to 11 am.

Yes people in South America say so.

because it is hot there

yes you can, in south America they eat truantulas

usually people who have bad diets and eat burgers, so people in america qualify fir obesity

Export farming uses so much land for cash crops that South America has to import food for its own people to eat.

Chinese people usually eat when they are hungry!

They usually eat fish

in south America soe ants like 5 thousand at 1 time have bnknown to carry off people

They eat different grasses that are in the Andes of South America.

Is Kalakos a fruit from south america? If you get the answer email me at ronaldvsouth@comcast.net, thank you. Ronald

what river runs through the north east of south america

I think that the people who live in South America still butcher llamas. But they are rarely eaten in the U.S.

Cassavas are woody shrubs that are grown in South America. People eat the roots of the plant.

No people in north America do not eat bats possibly 2-10% eat bats not common

foods that both america and columbia eat

Equador, South America

No, the Anaconda is endemic to South America, not Africa. In africa you are more likily to be eaten by a Python