OneManGang
Veteran
I'm not sure of the bolded, but i have read that bats in that area are natural reservoirs of the ebola virus. There is some data to suggest it is found in some parts of Asia as well, though there hasnt been any significant outbreak there as yet. The issue is not eating the animals though, its the preparation of them. Cooked food removes many pathogens but while preparing you can imagine the mixing of blood and skin and any open wounds can let blood mix etc. Also monkeys eat the bat droppings and in turn humans eat the monkey. That has been a proposed transmission route.Didnt they say bats are a natural host of the eboli. And the same is a delicacy in Guniea