bushmeat

/ ˈbʊʃˌmiːt /

noun

1. meat taken from any animal native to African forests, including species that may be endangered or not usually eaten outside Africa

Example Sentences

“We were looking at bushmeat markets in Southeast Asia, female trophy hunters, butterfly collectors,” said Jeremy McBride, Goode’s producing partner.

From Los Angeles Times

A disabled chimpanzee who was orphaned by the illegal bushmeat trade in Africa has been given a new home.

From BBC

“It's really different because the rash is more severe, the disease seems to be going on for longer, but most of all this is really being driven by sexual transmission and person-to-person contact and we haven't seen any involvement with bushmeat at all,” Prof Trudi Lang, from the University of Oxford, told me on Radio 4’s Inside Health programme.

From BBC

Raw or minimally processed meat from wild animals, sometimes referred to as “bushmeat,” is banned in the U.S. because of the threat of disease.

From Seattle Times

“The potential dangers posed by bringing bushmeat into the United States are real. Bushmeat can carry germs that can cause illness, including the Ebola virus,” said Julio Caravia, local port director for Customs and Border Protection.

From Seattle Times