In most Asian countries yes, in some no. It’s interesting how different cultures give different animals a pass, isn’t it? Japan reveres the Nara deer like sacred beings, India does the same with cows—yet in other places those same animals are food, no questions asked.
Most Americans who wouldn’t think twice about killing a deer would be appalled at the idea of eating a kangaroo—yet you can buy roo meat at Woolworths in Australia.
It’s wild how a kitten is family, a cow is sacred, a kangaroo is majestic, a deer is revered—yet somewhere else each one is just meat for slaughter.
