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Meat Eaters
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i heard that only three species have changed there diet from a meat diet to a vegetarian diet (or vice versa) one being us (humans) the other a panda
what is the other ??
and is it true that the human intestines - if laid out flat would fill a tennis court ???
what is the other ??
and is it true that the human intestines - if laid out flat would fill a tennis court ???
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The marks on fossil teeth from our ancestors such as australopithecus are similar to those on modern chimps, suggesting a similar diet. It used to be thought that chimps are vegetarian but close observation of wild behaviour has shown that they are meat eaters when opportunity presents itself - and even cannibalistic.
In addition the numbers of early fossils are small - we can't be sure the traits visible on this small number speak for the entire species at that time.
In addition the numbers of early fossils are small - we can't be sure the traits visible on this small number speak for the entire species at that time.
From vegetarian to carnivore,I wouldnt think so,carnivores have teeth,incisors,canine,molars vegetarians apart from those who have changed havent got canine or incisors,the only ones who have changed to a vegetarian diet is humans,and if we all went vegetarian we would probably lose our teeth eventually,according to scientists.We are now classed as omnivores because of the variety in our diet,also anything in moderation is mostly good for ones health,a strict vegetarian diet is no good to anyone unless supplements are taken,scientific fact,a meat only diet is no good to anyone,scientific fact.Cavemen who were mostly meat eater only lived to an average age of about 30,partly because of the mostly meat diet and partly through poor dental hygiene.Now wheres that bacon cob.
We have always been omnivores - equipped through adaptation to eat more or less anything.
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There are very few animals that are truly vegies only. Even herbivorous animals take in a surprising amount of animal protein that live on the herbage they eat. On the other end, the feline carnivores don't live on meat alone, they usually eat animals totally or go for the intestines of their kill first, so ingesting their trace elements requirement found in the gut.