It is high in iron and has very little fat. Selling kangaroo meat is just a boutique business for now. Mollie Bloudoff-Indelicato is a freelance science, environment, and health reporter living in Peru.
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The campaign, developed by the Center For A Humane Economy and titled "kangaroos are not shoes", aims to pressure global brands like Nike, Adidas and Puma to stop using kangaroo leather, and impose steep penalties on anyone importing kangaroo meat into the US. The organisation asks "why kill the beloved Australian icon?
Americans protect bald eagles. New Zealand protects kiwi birds. China protects giant pandas. But eating our national animal isn't unique to Australia. Setting aside debates on wildlife conservation, we're just one of the nearly countries that eat their national icons. We've even doubled up and added emu to our menus too. Rather than rush to judgement, eating these animals should be seen an opportunity to delve into the country's unique culinary history.
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When Suzanne awoke from cosmetic surgery, she yelled at her doctor: 'What have you done? I can't breathe'. Court hears alleged murder victim's house was unusually clean and smelt like bleach. It can be eaten straight-up — or an even better option is to then slice it and serve it in a salad or with rice and vegetables. It is also high in protein, essential B vitamins, minerals such as zinc, iron and omega 3 fats and omega 6 fatty acids.
Compared to beef, kangaroo contains double the amount of iron and triple that of chicken and pork.
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