Man who caught rat in his living room decided to utilize the rat to become something very edible, he prepared it and took it with his rice.

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Source: https://www.musictori.com/2019/07/see-food-this-man-made-with-rat-he.html

This is “okete” in yoruba
Pouch rat in English language


Not so big anyway.

looks like rabbit

This is rabbit and not rat. What Oyinbo call rabbit is not found in our environment, so what do we now call rabbit.

We can't use Oyinbo definition of their rabbit as our own rabbit. The white tip tail rodent is our rabbit. Shikena!

op am sure u go enjoy dis okete meeeen...


madam, dat aint rabbit..we av rabbits here also no b only oyinbo get rabbit ..even we Yoruba categorize rabbit as a bush meat(eran igbe) and we have pep rearing rabbits here also.its been sold very well and its nutritious..this is a rat and its called okete in Yoruba..

Born2Breed:
This is rabbit and not rat. What Oyinbo call rabbit is not found in our environment, so what do we now call rabbit.

We can't use Oyinbo definition of their rabbit as our own rabbit. The white tip tail rodent is our rabbit. Shikena!

saheedbadmus:
op am sure u go enjoy dis okete meeeen...


madam, dat aint rabbit..we av rabbits here also no b only oyinbo get rabbit ..even we Yoruba categorize rabbit as a bush meat(eran igbe) and we have pep rearing rabbits here also.its been sold very well and its nutritious..this is a rat and its called okete in Yoruba..

The only rabbit I know are reared and has never been part of our habitat. What the oyinbo call Rabbit is similar to Hare over here.

but this is a rat and not hare...if u'v ever been to those villages were hunters hunt for animal you would see them kill hare in the bush in which they sell..

Born2Breed:


The only rabbit I know are reared and has never been part of our habitat. What the oyinbo call Rabbit is similar to Hare over here.

saheedbadmus:
but this is a rat and not hare...if u'v ever been to those villages were hunters hunt for animal you would see them kill hare in the bush in which they sell..

Bros i know, what i am saying is has our hunters ever killed or caught what they made us call a rabbit?

Born2Breed:
This is rabbit and not rat. What Oyinbo call rabbit is not found in our environment, so what do we now call rabbit.

We can't use Oyinbo definition of their rabbit as our own rabbit. The white tip tail rodent is our rabbit. Shikena!

This is okete,

Pouch rat in English language

Tolexander:
This is okete,

Pouch rat in English language

For 9ja na rabbit we dey call am.

Oyinbo nor fit dey name everything for us.

We call it Ofion'tor in Benin.

Na so them name one rodent guinea pig.

Call small scotland and wales wey nor reach 5 million each nation but call yoruba and igbo of 50 million each tribe.

Discover our own river call am river negro(niger),river wey we take dey bath and drink from many centuries ago.

See our own rabbit and call am pouch rat.


@op na rabbit you chop so, correct bush meat with a distinctive white tip tail.

Born2Breed:


For 9ja na rabbit we dey call am.

Oyinbo nor fit dey name everything for us.

We call it Ofen'tor in Benin.

Na so them name one rodent guinea pig.

Call small scotland and wales wey nor reach 5 million each nation but call yoruba and igbo of 50 million each tribe.

Discover our own river call am river negro(niger),river wey we take dey bath and drink from many centuries ago.

See our own rabbit and call am pouch rat.

so rabbit is our language?

Tolexander:
so rabbit is our language?

Neither Rat

Born2Breed:


Rat is not either.

Then you have shot yourself in the leg by that your response.

Every tribe has its indigenous name for the animal. “Okete” in Yoruba language. Pouch rat in English language.

Rabbit is an English word which means different animal in our indigenous language based on its description.

What else do you wanna say ma?

jovialswag:
looks like rabbit

LOL, HALF-BLIND MAN WHERE ARE YOUR GLASSES?

Tolexander:
Then you have shot yourself in the leg by that your response.

Every tribe has its indigenous name for the animal. “Okete” in Yoruba language. Pouch rat in English language.

Rabbit is an English word which means different animal in our indigenous language based on its description.

What else do you wanna say ma?

Unless I'm shooting my foot with an unloaded gun.

What is rabbit in your indigenous language?

Born2Breed:


Unless I'm shooting my foot with an unloaded gun.

What is rabbit in your indigenous language?

”ehoro” or “eworo”

Yours will also have, only if you don’t know it

Born2Breed:
This is rabbit and not rat. What Oyinbo call rabbit is not found in our environment, so what do we now call rabbit.

We can't use Oyinbo definition of their rabbit as our own rabbit. The white tip tail rodent is our rabbit. Shikena!

Actually miss,we do have rabbits in these parts.

Nigga. That’s a Rabbit. The tip of the tail is white

Africans will eat anything.

Born2Breed:
This is rabbit and not rat. What Oyinbo call rabbit is not found in our environment, so what do we now call rabbit.

We can't use Oyinbo definition of their rabbit as our own rabbit. The white tip tail rodent is our rabbit. Shikena!

Chai buhari o

Born2Breed:


For 9ja na rabbit we dey call am.

Oyinbo nor fit dey name everything for us.

We call it Ofen'tor in Benin.

Na so them name one rodent guinea pig.

Call small scotland and wales wey nor reach 5 million each nation but call yoruba and igbo of 50 million each tribe.

Discover our own river call am river negro(niger),river wey we take dey bath and drink from many centuries ago.

See our own rabbit and call am pouch rat.


@op na rabbit you chop so, correct bush meat with a distinctive white tip tail.

if that is not rat,it ain't rabbit. Give it another name. QED

this dude is a terrorist

Tolexander:
”ehoro” or “eworo”

Yours will also have, only if you don’t know it

Almost similar, in mine it's called "Ohehe" pronounceed O HEY HEY But that's suppose to be the name for Hare.

I had this discussion with my uncle long ago and he was kind of dismissive.

An animal was killed and what they killed was a hare but they said its a rabbit, I asked what is the real name of rabbit but I was showed a hare.

I'm not trying to argue but my point is despite my love for bush meat, I have NEVER seen what they calls a rabbit aside those reared.

Another question please, what us a hare in your dialect?

verifiablefacts:

if that is not rat,it ain't rabbit. Give it another name. QED

Now you are communicating. Let's call it Rabbitus Africanus aka AfroRabbit.

flames007:
Actually miss,we do have rabbits in these parts.

Well I've not seen it, the only close call was a Hare.

Have you seen one?

Born2Breed:
This is rabbit and not rat. What Oyinbo call rabbit is not found in our environment, so what do we now call rabbit.

We can't use Oyinbo definition of their rabbit as our own rabbit. The white tip tail rodent is our rabbit. Shikena!

my granduncle had a farm with rabbits, chicken and fish was very big in those days when he died his family had to sell it because they didn't want to take care of it I miss that man

Born2Breed:


Almost similar, in mine it's called "Ohehe" pronounceed O HEY HEY But that's suppose to be the name for Hare.

I had this discussion with my uncle long ago and he was kind of dismissive.

An animal was killed and what they killed was a hare but they said its a rabbit, I asked what is the real name of rabbit but I was showed a hare.

I'm not trying to argue but my point is despite my love for bush meat, I have NEVER seen what they calls a rabbit aside those reared.

Another question please, what us a hare in your dialect?

there are rabbits being bred
And there are hares in the bush

Hare and rabbit look alike anyway.
But the marked differences are the size and that hares’ kittens have their eyes opened at birth unlike rabbits

Looks delicious

If e get white tail na rabbit we dey call am ooo

Rabbit not Rat