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SUBMIT CANCEL SHARE CANCEL ONLY $4.99 / per month CANCEL Only Folkspaper Plus subscribers will be able to access this content, and you will earn when they interact with your content by using emojis. YES NO. IT’S FREE DONE BUY NOW CANCEL BUY NOW CANCEL BUY NOW CANCEL BUY NOW CANCEL BUY NOW CANCEL BUY NOW CANCEL BUY NOW CANCEL UNSUBSCRIBE CANCEL DONE When you post a new , you start a discussion. With featured on Folks, you share what is trendy now. The purple button, , tells how popular your Topic is. That means, the more your Topic gets Pushed the sooner it will be featured on Top Hits, the headline of Folks. This is your public profile. It helps you stay connected with other people. Now, build your profile and enjoy all the features introduced by Folks. Want to share something new?Click here. Your profile is here. Like this Topic? Push it! or use your email account or use your email By signing up, you agree to the . search Fluffy and yummy, rabbits are very popular in Philippines and now, people are considering them as a source of nutrients as the pork has become unaffordable.                                                              According to reports, Philippines Agriculture Authorities are considering a rabbit as a substitute to pork as the country’s supply is dropping steadily. However, it is not clear yet if people are up for this idea of consuming rabbits. Pork is the main dish in the Filipino cuisine, it is rather difficult for them to adjust to any other meat as it may not taste like it used to be. For instance, “Adobo” a dish made up of pork or chicken meat that is marinated in soy sauce and oil. One of the reasons of elevated prices of pork is the African Swine Flu, a deadly and contagious disease in pigs that resulted in global drop in supply of pork markets. Moreover, the Philippines were also affected by culls that took place as an aftereffect of the outbreaks. In 2019, several outbreaks were observed in between of the coronavirus pandemic in the early 2020. According to the experts, African Swine Flu does not affect humans. However it did affect the supply chain and price of the pork. Due to the culls, the price of pork reached as high as $8.5 per kilograms. Many Filipinos, who lost their jobs as a result of coronavirus pandemic, couldn’t afford to buy pork at such high prices. This scenario paved the way of consumption of rabbits.                                                      Nevertheless, many dishes made up of rabbit meat are available in restaurants of Manila, Pampanga and Cebu. TIP CANCEL

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