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<p>Importing a new version from external source</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Some game meat such as [[venison]] might be sold and consumed in some areas of Indonesia. In [[Kalimantan]], [[West Nusa Tenggara]], [[East Nusa Tenggara]], and [[New Guinea|Papua]], [[deer]] meat can be found, usually wildly acquired by hunting. Other unusual and often controversial exotic meats include [[frog leg]]s and [[Trionychidae|softshell turtle]] consumed in [[Chinese Indonesian cuisine|Chinese Indonesian]] and [[Javanese cuisine|Javanese]] cuisine, [[horse meat]] consumed in [[Special Region of Yogyakarta|Yogyakarta]], [[West Nusa Tenggara]], and [[South Sulawesi]], [[turtle]] meat consumed in [[Bali]] and Eastern Indonesia, [[Snake#Consumption|snake]], &#039;&#039;biawak&#039;&#039; ([[monitor lizard]]), &#039;&#039;paniki&#039;&#039; ([[fruit bat]]s), [[dog meat]], [[cat meat]], and field [[rat]]s consumed in [[Minahasa]]n cuisine of [[North Sulawesi]]. [[Batak]] cuisine of [[North Sumatra]] is also familiar with cooking dog meat, while its consumption is diminishing in Central Java. Exotic and rare game meat such as [[Crocodile meat|crocodile]], [[squirrel]], [[civet]], and [[Monkey meat|monkey]] might also be sold and consumed in wilder parts of Indonesia.</div>

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