All over the world, people of all races consume some of the strangest things imaginable. Here is a list of the most repulsive meals that people eat, considering that the least disgusting item on the menu is urine-soaked boiled egg, a delicacy in China.
Consequently, quite a few countries face a lot of animal rights issues for the immoral killing of normal and endangered animals to satiate their appetite for these rather bizarre eating habits.
Click start to begin the slideshow and have a look at the most strange, repelling and extremely disgusting meals ever.
A chef prepares a cobra meat burger at a Chinese restaurant in the ancient city of YogyakartaReutersThai man drinks rice wine with fermented scorpion in Baan Niyomchai.ReutersRaw blood dish is displayed with cooked entrails at a restaurant in HanoiReuters
A skinned frog is dropped into a blender to make a drink popular with working-class Peruvians in LimaReutersAndean women display dish of roasted cuy during guinea pig festival in HuachoReutersA Chinese woman eats from a dish of ox and dog penis dish at a restaurant in BeijingReutersA cook cuts pieces of roasted cats inside the kitchen of the restaurant Le Zoo chez Felix which serves bushmeat in AbidjanReutersAn indigenous Miskito woman sells turtle meat at a town market in Puerto Cabezas, along Nicaragua's Caribbean coastReutersA young girl eats a piece of roasted rat in battambang, northwest of phnom penh.ReutersVendor Ge Yaohua passes a bag of hard-boiled eggs cooked in boys' urine to a customer in DongyangReutersA worker holds cobra meat after the snakes have been stripped of their skins, at a Chinese restaurant in the ancient city of YogyakartaReuters
A woman prepares a dish of camel liver at her shop in Tamboal village market in Al JazeeraReutersHeads of slaughtered camels are seen on the ground at Tamboal village market in Al JazeeraReuters
A vendor cuts slaughtered dogs for sale at his roadside stall in Duong Noi village, outside HanoiReutersDogs wait to be slaughtered in a cage for sale as food in Duong Noi villageReuters
Slaughtered rats are displayed for sale at the market of Canh Nau village, west of HanoiReutersA man displays a rat to be slaughtered for sale at in Canh Nau villageReuters
