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1
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guinea pig
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United States
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Guinea pigs are popular household pets in the United States and are not commonly consumed as meat.
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10
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2
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guinea pig
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Andean region
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Guinea pigs are considered a traditional food source and important in indigenous rituals in the Andean region, often consumed as cuy.
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7
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3
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guinea pig
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Ecuador
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In Ecuadorian culture, guinea pig is a traditional dish and important source of protein.
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6
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4
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guinea pig
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Europe
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Guinea pigs are commonly kept as household pets in Europe and are not a traditional food source in Western countries.
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6
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5
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guinea pig
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Europe
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Guinea pigs are popular small pets frequently kept in European households.
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6
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6
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guinea pig
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Peru
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Guinea pigs are a traditional dish and significant source of protein in Peruvian cuisine.
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6
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7
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guinea pig
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United Kingdom
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In the United Kingdom, guinea pigs are commonly kept as pets but are not commonly consumed as food.
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5
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8
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guinea pig
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South America
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In South America, guinea pigs are traditionally eaten and kept as pets.
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4
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9
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guinea pig
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Australia
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Guinea pigs are popular household pets in Australia.
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3
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10
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guinea pig
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North America
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Guinea pigs are popular pets in North American households, especially among families and children.
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3
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11
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guinea pig
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East Asia
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In East Asian culture, guinea pigs are not commonly kept as pets and are not considered a common food source.
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1
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