fatiain said:Dude, that's just wrong, human stomach pH is damn near 1.
theres very little genetic difference between a goldfish and a human, what are YOU getting at?Energize said:Dont know where I read that then, apparently wikipedia says it 1.5-2.
Anyway there a lot of similarities between herbivores and humans.
http://www.tierversuchsgegner.org/Gesundheit/taxonomy.html
VeNT said:theres very little genetic difference between a goldfish and a human, what are YOU getting at?
I think you were probably right in your original post about him, he's full of it.phykell said:That's why there are laws protecting animals against people like penski
Some of the characheristics of humans on that site are a bit suspect.Energize said:Dont know where I read that then, apparently wikipedia says it 1.5-2.
Anyway there a lot of similarities between herbivores and humans.
http://www.tierversuchsgegner.org/Gesundheit/taxonomy.html
This compares omnivores vs herbivores vs carnivores vs humans and it shows that humans are almost the same as herbivores.
squiffy said:Chimps occasionally eat meat also to supplement their poor diet. We are omnivores. Give a hungry rabbit a steak, or give a hungry lion a melon and see what happens.
We might not resemble a brown bear in phyiscal appearence, but we can both eat vegetation or meat.
Mr Joshua said:So why can we eat a diet of either vegetables or meat?
squiffy said:Chimps occasionally eat meat also to supplement their poor diet.
Oh right, it was a genuine question by the by .Energize said:Herbivores can as well. However its not ideal.
squiffy said:But we can survive on both. Could a lion survive on melons? And a rabbit on steaks?
No.
Energize said:By design though our physical attributes are not those of omnivores, most people will eat almost anything to survive.
squiffy said:So in your view, killing a cow with a bullet in the brain, and hacking away with a machete whilst it's still alive is exactly the same?
don't forget we've still got our vistidual apendix that actualy doesn't work but proves that at one time long ago we where able to eat grass and actualy digest it without getting ill and dying.Sparky__H said:You mean like our forwarding facing eyes?
Or perhaps our uselessly efficient gut?
Or perhaps our huge energy hungry brain?
Or even our multi purpose teeth?
Damn I’m completely confused, where the hell has my manual gone….
dmpoole said:When I lived in Nigeria I used to go with my mum to buy fresh meat. We would choose a cow and then watch it hacked to death with a machete which wasn't nice because they'd be cutting it up while it was still alive.
A few years later when I was 16 and helped my mum to buy our meat I asked if I could kill the cow.
I took the machete and rammed it where I was told the heart was by another ex pat and it fell down dead instantly.
I was hoping the Nigerians would follow my example but they must enjoy the hacking.
So do gorillas, and they're herbivores. Not all animals with front-facing eyes are carnivores or even omnivores. Gorillas also have large canines.fatiain said:We also have forward facing stereo-vision eyes, the eyes of a predator. Predators as in ones who go after moving things not like plants.