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	<passage mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/2449.mp3" title="Rare Food"><![CDATA[<div id="passage"><p><strong>Todd:</strong> So Greg, in your travels have you
ever eaten any wild food?</p>
<p><strong>Greg: </strong>Oh yeah, in Thailand I ate a lot of
  different wild food. One time, I had a really
  unusual experience. I was with one of the
  teachers from my school and a couple of his
  friends and those guys are hunters. We went into the rainforest
of Thailand and we slept that night in an old tin mine.</p>
<p><strong>Todd:</strong> A tin mine? Was it open or was it still.. ?</p>
<p><strong>Greg:</strong> No, it was closed down. There were still a couple of old
  buildings there and you could have a fire. It was very exciting and
  then in the morning, we went walking through the woods but
  actually in the rain forest, it's really hard to walk. The only place
  you can really walk is through, up the river. There are so many
  thick branches but I was taking photographs at one point in the
  forest and I saw in the corner of my eye my friend suddenly pick
  up their rifles and the were shooting at something in a tree, and
  then this animal came down and I was amazed. It was in Thai
  they say Mimeow which means bearcat, very low to the ground,
  thick fur animal and it came running down the stream towards me
  and my friends were shooting. At first I was all,  &amp; quot;Oh, this is so
  interesting &amp; quot; taking a picture and then I thought,  &amp; quot;Oh, my God! &amp; quot;  This wounded animal is coming towards me and that is the most
  dangerous animal and they kept shooting and it actually died
about one meter away from me.</p>
<p><strong>Todd:</strong> Whoa! It almost got you?</p>
<p><strong>Greg:</strong> Yeah, and my friends</p>
<p><strong>Todd:</strong> It wanted revenge.</p>
<p><strong>Greg:</strong> They should have gone to the hunters.</p>
<p><strong>Todd:</strong> Right. Wrong guy.</p>
<p><strong>Greg:</strong> My friends tied the bear up to a piece of bamboo and
  carried it back through the forest to where we were camping and
  they cut up the meat and they cooked it, very hot and spicy Thai
  dish. It was delicious and the next day, they brought the rest of
  the meat back to their village and I thought it was very interesting
  but then the next week, I went into another town and I saw an
  exhibition about endangered animals in Thailand and that
  animal was an endangered animal. So I felt really bad about it
afterwards. I would never have eaten an endangered animal if I had known.</p>
<p><strong>Todd:</strong> Wow, man. Well, you know at least you didn't pull the
trigger.</p>
<p><strong>Greg:</strong> That's true. I used the chopsticks.</p></div>]]>
	
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