Hahaha because we didn't/don't even know most of the foods that are growing in the wild here haha, but I guess that's partly because our diets are indeed very restricted. Thanks to you guys a whole new world opened up for me 😉
I never knew it was native to the Amazon until I moved here, but it's much more visible in Cambodia, where I assume people don't clear it from the canals every once in a while like they do here. I think it's seen as a waste plant here. The locals don't shout at us when we pick like they do when we pick coconuts.
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True, I'm also wondering if the native Americans know it and if the rest of the Amazon does. I should ask a few friends, who regularly come into contact with the native tribes thanks to their job, if they know it.
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