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A look into The Explorers Club mystery meat
Since 1905 The Explorers Club, which promotes scientific exploration and field study, has been holding annual dinners known for serving adventurous, exotic cuisine. One of the most talked about dinners was in 1951 when the club reportedly served woolly mammoth meat from Alaska. Since that dinner, there has been much debate about the woolly mammoth main course.
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