QUOTE(Knnbuccb @ Sep 9 2025, 06:12 PM)
Imagine if got someone eat it and declare it as a delicacy
Sarawak tree people eat this. They call it tabas.Adoi terlepas pulak on the road, Got berak sound some more
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QUOTE(God Grid @ Sep 10 2025, 06:10 PM) Wtf? Are u serious? Yep. Last time i caught a biawak behind my house because my backyard chickens keep missing which i presumed got eaten by biawak. Then my neighbor next door wanted to buy it for RM100 lol. Just google "tabas biawak" on Facebook and you'll find a handful of Sarawakians eat biawak. But please don't eat biawak though. We might find them annoying but they really keeps crocodile population at bay. One reason why there are so many crocodile attacks in Sarawak lately is because some locals keep eating biawak. Biawak eats crocodile eggs and their hatchlings, thus controlling crocodile populations. Rusty Nail liked this post
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QUOTE(God Grid @ Sep 10 2025, 10:17 PM) Woah! Biawak so daring? Eat crocodile eggs.. not scared of crocodile hunt them? Ayam tatau, ayam bukan biawak. Oh? Then komodo dragon different than monitor lizard? -2feidei- |
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