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1. Big game meats are often controversial, but the truth is that for the indigenous people of Kenya, the Maasai, lion is a staple dish.
2. In North and South America, cougar meat is rarely eaten though it's believed that its meat, when tainted, can cause trichinosis. This makes it similar to which other dish?
3. The American bar snack known as 'tiger meat' doesn't contain actual tiger. It contains which other ingredient?
4. Bobcat meat tends to be very tough and muscly. Which process, involving the introduction of liquid would create a juicier cut of meat?
5. Sometimes, locals of certain countries have to hunt and kill invasive species to protect their ecosystem. Which nation's indigenous people has been known to eat feral cats to curb extinction of other creatures?
6. The town of La Quebrada, Peru is known for preparing dishes containing Andean mountain cats. Which of these would be a way to prepare such a dish?
7. Catfish, while not literally a feline, is eaten the world over. In the United States, it's a dish that's often breaded and deep-fried, a staple of which regional cuisine?
8. This may be a bit of a departure from the meatier stuff, but one might be surprised to know that people also cook with catnip, a favourite herb of felines. Which of these is known to be a property of catmint tea?
9. Much like with cats, many countries over the centuries have relied on the eating of dog meat as well. What Hawaiian dog was named because it was used as a staple food... leading to its extinction?
10. A proper cat condiment, Catsup is not the same as Ketchup and was, at a time, made with cats.
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