It is easy to say that the human being is a genuine meat-eater, most people will tell you it has been this way since the beginning of man. We are told we are carnivores and meat eaters. What you may not be aware of is the fact that physiologically, the human body is actually 100% herbivorous? The length of our intestines are somewhere 7 to 13 times the length of our torso, our trunk. The same length as all herbivore animals on this planet. The length of intestines on real meat eaters such as bears, lions, hyenas and tigers are only 3-6 times the length of their torso. I believe it is impossible for any genuine meat-eater to clog their arteries due to the digestive system. This differs in human beings as we see a lot of cases of heart disease caused by clogged arteries. Thus being the highest death rate in the U.S by some margin. There are more obvious differences between genuine meat eaters and human beings such as the human body has skin which will cool itself down with sweat where as dogs, lions and tigers etc will pant. A bigger difference, the human body does not have sharp claws, to catch its prey or sharp teeth to tear through flesh. A very simple trait of the carnivore. Human beings have small flat rounded teeth which is, yes you guessed it, something all herbivores have, ideal for eating plants, fruits and vegetables.
Yes we do have canines, small ones for biting through fruits such as apples.
A simple challenge for somebody who believes, yes, of course I am meat-eater. I challenge you to find a squirrel and put your carnivore speed into action, catch the squirrel and eat it. No weapons, no tools, no cages and then eat it, no don’t cook it, eat it raw as a true carnivore, all of it, the eyes, nose, mouth, fur, inner organs, face. My second challenge is this, find a 2-year-old child in a crib, in the crib, place a live bunny rabbit and an apple, if the child eats the bunny rabbit and plays with the apple we can all confirm that the human being is a genuine carnivore with natural, not learnt, instincts.
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