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Well sure they do. All species eat an assortment of things, but humans eat almost everything.
Anteater don't only eat ants. They eat many other different types of insects, and worms. So now they don't really have a target food do they?
Target food is a main staple used by a species.
1. What is the definition of 'target food'
Natural relationship is one where it doesn't have to be forced or invoked. For example, if blue birds all of a sudden took a liking to humans and started sitting on there shoulders, for no apparen't reason, it might be a natural relationship. Of course the main question would be why wasn't it always like this and what changed that could have caused this to happen. Feeding field mice so that they come to your door is not evolution and is provoked since your feeding him. It's called cupboard love.
2. What is the definition of natural relationship between species
Autosomal domminance or the lack of could enable the bushman to not be stricken with the gross defects that are in our genes. Either way, everyone is a carrier.
3. What part does autosomal dominance play in the contiued existance of the bushman
The only thing that has been well known about an ants traits is there ability to lift and carry absurd amounts of weight. Unfortuntatly humans don't compete with this. I'm not aware of any that are shared between us. There are a lot of traits in general that we might share but none unique from other species.
5. What unique actions are shared by humans and ants
Humans have had an un-natural relationship with a lot of other species on this planet. I'm looking for natural unique ones.
6. The relationship with wolves dating back to prehistoric times with photos from poster to back up claims even in this modern day
House sparrows are probably victims of loss of structures to build there nests on, so found an easy way to use our homes for nesting. This is not a relationship between man and bird its a relationship between bird and house, and it is provoked. Almost every species is affected by the things that humans do on this planet. Nesting in our homes may not be a negative thing, but its not positive either. It's not natural thats for sure.
7. House sparrows
With the few links I gave you allready, its clear that cows milk is a main source for calcium. While its not the easiest source, it might be the cheapest considering the other options. Drinking another animals milk is just sick and wrong. Granted there have been a few rare cases of other animals stealking others milk, its nothing like the giant home grown milk industries humans have made out of cows milk.
Cows mucus (milk) still no referance to humans being dependant.
There is only one way this could happen, a lot of deaths and sickness, in addition to some of the genes not being autosomal dominant.
9. How humans lived long enough to breed past puberty before vaccines
Mans invetivness is a good clue to things that might be missing to begin with. It's an alternative to making due with what we have, and cover for something that was missing to begin with. In other words its because of us not being on our correct planet that has driven us to this.
10. Why man invented the wheel when he could just have carried on carrying everything on his back.
Oh wait there is more
Well he didn't, as far as I'm concearned, and we have nothing to prove that we ever gave anything up in trade.
11 Why did man choose to give up his cave for a comfortable home
I never heard that he did. Unless you meant to say why did he give up starving for storring food. Don't you think its odd that he was smart enough to store food but not smart enough to keep records or books of life?
12. Why did stupid man decide to give up starvation during the winter for farming. (how alien)
I don't think that alone makes him alien but it sure does make him a sick $#*&. So you think because there is a surplus of something, that its our cue to eat it up? What do you do with a surplus of monkey poo?
13. Why ignoring a surplus (milk) would prove man intelligent and native to earth and seeing a surplus and putting milk in tea and having cheese on toast makes him an alien.
The fact that we have to wear shoes alone is not proof we are not from here. It might not tell you what type of terrain we were fitted for but it sure does prove it aint this one.
14. Wearing shoes indicates we must have come from planet axminster. A place that had pole to pole fitted carpets.
Good for Larry.
15. A world where people called Larry would get laid in Spokane. Now that is an alien concept.
You are correct, its clear from the bible that nothing here on earth is a target food for humans. We were provided with things that will help us out, but they aren't our intended food.
16> How could I have forgotten. A land of milk and honey promised by god for his chosen people. Albeit milk and honey is not a target food.
Anything that doesn't kill us LOL, you got that right. No we are different in that we will eat just about anything, as long as its not poisoness. Ah it has plenty of ants, so now your seeing the point here. He could almost live off of ants. What can we almost live off of?
Why? Why does there have to be a "target" food? As far as I can see, our "target" food is anything that doesn't kill us, this pretty much goes for any animal. The ant eater doesn't have as many opportunities to move on to other foods, it has no need to, it has plenty of ants. As for us, we are spread throughout the world, so we have more foods to choose from, with that we have more complicated minds, and we make foods for pleasure not just for neccesity.
Your exactly right. So the question becomes what is a dogs target food? Well he is a scavanger just like humans. What does that tell you?
Classic tooth=(spam a thread in hopes his panning will get buried). You do know Mr tooth that anyone can go back and read your tripe.
As for your last post= rubbish. My dog will eat anything I eat but being a loving father there are some things I will not give him cause I know better.
Depending on his terrain, he might need them. You can see where removing someones necessities could make a good tv program.
Haven't you seen that show dual survival, where the guy doesn't wear shoes, and hasn't been for quite some time.
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by flyingfish
Your exactly right. So the question becomes what is a dogs target food? Well he is a scavanger just like humans. What does that tell you?
Classic tooth=(spam a thread in hopes his panning will get buried). You do know Mr tooth that anyone can go back and read your tripe.
As for your last post= rubbish. My dog will eat anything I eat but being a loving father there are some things I will not give him cause I know better.
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by andersensrm
Depending on his terrain, he might need them. You can see where removing someones necessities could make a good tv program.
Haven't you seen that show dual survival, where the guy doesn't wear shoes, and hasn't been for quite some time.
Dogs eat dog food, and that is processed. Unless they were supppose to be scavengers in the wild.
LOL let me guess.. My dogs alien
Well then he probably was carful where he walked and his feet were probably nasty looking.
Actually no matter the terrain, he doesn't wear them, and he hadn't been wearing them for years before the show was even existed.
I never heard of such a thing (thinking about dogs anyhow) but it sounds pretty natural.
What about when plants make sweet fruits to invoke a relationship with animals, who will eat them, and then spread those seed throughout the world?
Originally posted by itsthetooth
Very good points but I disagree on your take about target food. Almost all species have target food. You can lump them into catagorys like you have but even then, they still have target foods. Humans are scavengers, plain and simple. This is what CAN happen when your target food is no longer available. It once again disproves the possibility of evolution and shows with no doubt that everything is suppose to be in a balanced eco system.
All considered, yes our intelligence has allowed us to become very good scavengers. And you missed a valuable point, of course we can eat what ever, why do you think we are still alive with no target food? The point is it will be a struggle and will not bare the nutrition intended for that species. NOW your getting it.
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by Varemia
So evolution doens't happen to animals. Great so apes never did evolve into humans, now we are getting somewhere.
Evolution is not something that is in animals, for one. Go ahead, I'm pretty sure you think it's a pre-determining force inside animals that makes them change.
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by andersensrm
Well then he probably was carful where he walked and his feet were probably nasty looking.
Actually no matter the terrain, he doesn't wear them, and he hadn't been wearing them for years before the show was even existed.
Originally posted by Varemia
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by andersensrm
Well then he probably was carful where he walked and his feet were probably nasty looking.
Actually no matter the terrain, he doesn't wear them, and he hadn't been wearing them for years before the show was even existed.
You're a dirty rotten assumer. That's what you are. Did you have any evidence of this freaking statement? NO! You are a liar and an idiot.