Whether the flesh of an animal can be consumed without causing illness hinges on a number of factors. Obviously, we can eat freshly dead, properly preserved or frozen meat. Understand that historically many of the sauces and spices used in cooking were designed to cover the taste of meat that had "turned" since there was no refrigeration. In many countries people consume meat that is fly blown or old even if it isn't thoroughly cooked with little or no ill effects.
How meat is consumed and in what condition it is when eaten is often based
on culture or on need.
BECAUSE THEY THINK THE DEAD WON'T WON'T ATTACK
I know what you mean but some people in Europe eat rats because it is a tradition, just like we eat turkey and ham.
Well would you rather have a bunch of dead animals lying around everywhere! It helps clean up and plus why would you eat live animals.
Most certainly. Rats have been known to eat almost anything, from "people" cheese to cardboard. There have been instances of rats eating their own feces to survive. Rats can eat cheese that people eat, but people shouldn't eat cheese that rats eat unless it's safe.
mice and rats eat cheese
Yes, rats can eat pretty much anything people can eat.
No. In the middle ages in Europe people did eat door mice.
yes they do, the people eat the rats. I doubt it,especially since it can be a significant spiritual symbol in some tribal groups of North Australia Rats are not indigenous to Australia so I seriously doubt it.
They do eat rats but mostly the little villages because you can make easy traps and they are REALLY TASTY!
in machupichu, yes.
they really wanted to eat poo from the back end of a cow
Can rats eat silkworm
Because people do not clean their cages out right. Feral rats smell because they eat trash.
they eat rats and rodents
Strawberries are a good fresh food for rats but only give it to them in moderation. rats can eat anything that is purely organic, but if it rejects the food just try a different variety, rats, like dogs, are as variable as people