I do not salivate when I see a stalk of celery either. We no longer have to go days without food. I bet if we still lived with the wild that after a
few days without food you and I would salivate over the Easter Bunny.
I salivate slightly when in close contact with a beautiful woman in a Bikini, especially if they have a nice tan and some good smelling lotion on.
Does that make me a cannibal? If so then meat, it's whats for dinner!
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Meh, no matter the proof of either side, I'm not giving up my double quarter punder with cheese. Too tasty.
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Why is it that mammals that are prey such as deer have eyes on the side of their heads while predators have eyes in front?
Maybe the prey has to see the predators coming ?That is why their eyes are situated where they are . While its better for predators to have eyes in
front.
Now where are human eyes located? HMMMMMM !!!!!
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If we weren't meant to eat meat, then how come we can easily bite it off of a bone and chew it?
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its all good, a big ol steak, a red winneie( hot dog), hambuger,chicken wing
drumstick, breast, tigh, pork chop, ham, neck bones, ribs( beef and pork)
fish, shrimp, crabs,lobster, theres just so much more.
tatars in all froms , greens ( except spinish yuk), beans all kinds,corn, carrots, pepers ( green, red, yellow and the hot ones),onions, cabbage
so many more here too.
then theres fruit, not real big on them. i do like apples and oranges.
its called the food chain and humans are on the top, (unless the reptiles come back).
at he risk of being P I C
i bet that most people in the world belong to the new PETA
People Eating Tasty Animals
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Originally posted by Danger Girl
Originally posted by slackerwire
Uh, humans have canine teeth why then?
Humans are omnivores.
No sharp pointed front teeth. I believe the two canines teeth are a futile attempt of our bodies to adapt to what we and our forefathers have stuffed
in our mouth.
We're omnivores. The front teeth (incisors) are used for biting and tearing/cutting. We don't have claws because we have higher brain function that
allows us to use tools. We are equally adapted to both diets. Humans did'nt start out as herbivores either, or carnivores for that matter. We needed
to adapt to whatever we came across for the species to survive. Plant life was probably pretty scarce in the ice age, for example.
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beef its what for dinner, gonna have bugers, fries, salad, and soda
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"True carnivores (and omnivores) salivate about the idea of eating whole prey animals when they see them."
Ever disected a squid? I realised I could never be a vegetarian when I started feeing hungry for squid when I was supposed to be examining it. Even
though I had to examine its stomach contents, and the end of its stomach. It was disgusting. I still vaguely felt like eating it.
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This thread makes little sense, why does the OP leave out omnivores?
Bears, primates.. etc - They eat both meat and veggies and have been around for thousands of years.
I morally have problems with the way animals are treated and slaughtered, but I do have to say I could never ever leave beef out of my diet.
Pork on the other hand, only hurts you to eat it. As it's so similar to our own flesh, our bodies get confused.
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Omnivores. If we were living in a more primitive society you would use everything from every animal you killed.
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Heck man! Go VEGANS and VEGITARIANS!
This means more meat for me. They will not be hunting and I don't have to worry about them shooting me when I hide in the brush waiting for Bambi's
dad to pass by or a nice boar!
My question for non-meat eaters: Do you really think you can grow a large enough garden, defend it from both disease and presators without chemicals
or a tractor, harvest enough to last all year long to survive off? What happens if you cannot accomplish the above? I do not think 98% of us are
that successfull at farming without the help of chemicals and machinery. What happens if there is not rain? What happens if there is too much rain
and your crops rot in the ground?
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Probably someone asked this already, but in that little chart what category do snakes fall under?
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