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Why didnt God make all creatures herbavours?
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or did he like the idea of watching animals ripping each other apart in the most savage manner?
ive seen videos of tigers take down a buffalo and other animals and they are eating this disembowelled creature's insides while it is still struggling for freedom.
or did he like the idea of watching animals ripping each other apart in the most savage manner?
ive seen videos of tigers take down a buffalo and other animals and they are eating this disembowelled creature's insides while it is still struggling for freedom.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Im certainly not a veggie (however my Daughter is and it winds me up) and my dogs only eat raw meat.
I posed the question because I don't understand how people think God is so perfect when he created animals that kill other animals to survive, if they were all herbivores they wouldn't need to do this.
I posed the question because I don't understand how people think God is so perfect when he created animals that kill other animals to survive, if they were all herbivores they wouldn't need to do this.
Old Geezer - Reply to your post 09:56, sorry to come to this a bit late.
Animals high up on the present food chain do manage to survive eating only veg. I think of elephant, giraffe, rhino and hippo all among the largest mammals. The largest sauropods at 100 tons were herbivores eg the Argentinosaurus.
In comparison, it seems that the largest known carnivore ever was Spinosaurus, which weighed 7 or 8 tons (rather smaller than an elephant and much smaller than the largest herbivore dinosaurs).
http://dinosaurs.abou...Biggest-Dinosaurs.htm
If you're using science in your argument, best to get your facts right.
Animals high up on the present food chain do manage to survive eating only veg. I think of elephant, giraffe, rhino and hippo all among the largest mammals. The largest sauropods at 100 tons were herbivores eg the Argentinosaurus.
In comparison, it seems that the largest known carnivore ever was Spinosaurus, which weighed 7 or 8 tons (rather smaller than an elephant and much smaller than the largest herbivore dinosaurs).
http://dinosaurs.abou...Biggest-Dinosaurs.htm
If you're using science in your argument, best to get your facts right.
Animals high in the food chain do not eat vegetation (much). Giraffes are low in the food chain as they eat vegetation, the primary (photosynthetic) source of energy. To be high in the food chain you have to be a carnivore that eats a carnivore etc. A whale eats fish which eat zooplankton which eats phytoplankton. A Japanese person eats a whale, this puts him/her higher up the food chain. The higher you are up the food chain the less food there is available which is why there are fewer carnivores the higher up the food chain you go.
read your Bible. God demands animal sacrifices all over the place in the old testament. There are over a hundred references to sacrificing lambs, but goats and doves and other creatures are in there too. Not to mention the Ram in the thicket.
God loves blood, fresh hot blood of a newly killed sacrificial animal. He demands it.
Can't see him giving up the blood and settling for a sacrifice of a few mushrooms or lentils , can you ?
God loves blood, fresh hot blood of a newly killed sacrificial animal. He demands it.
Can't see him giving up the blood and settling for a sacrifice of a few mushrooms or lentils , can you ?
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Almost all sea going animals are carnivores. If they were all herbivorous, where would they get their herbage from?
Many traditional herbivores are not strictly so. Many many many years ago when I spend my holidays on a farm in Holland, the cows in the sheds in winter had to have supplements to their herbage to offset the lack of insects they ingested during grazing. I forget how much but it was estimated to be kilos per month.
If you think about it, all grazing and browsing herbivores must have a considerable animal intake.
Many traditional herbivores are not strictly so. Many many many years ago when I spend my holidays on a farm in Holland, the cows in the sheds in winter had to have supplements to their herbage to offset the lack of insects they ingested during grazing. I forget how much but it was estimated to be kilos per month.
If you think about it, all grazing and browsing herbivores must have a considerable animal intake.
I remember this song from the 'Barry Mackensie' strip in Private eye many years ago.
I got about to reading, in an old 'sky pilots ' book.
About two starkers b@stards that made The Lord go Crook.
It reckoned it was a serpent that made, Eve the apple take,
Christ ! that wern't no flaming serpent,
It was Adam's One eyed trouser snake.
I got about to reading, in an old 'sky pilots ' book.
About two starkers b@stards that made The Lord go Crook.
It reckoned it was a serpent that made, Eve the apple take,
Christ ! that wern't no flaming serpent,
It was Adam's One eyed trouser snake.
Wildwood, You are incorrect, most seagoing animals are herbivores, they outumber the carnivores by orders of magnitude in number and biomass. The 'herbage' in the oceans is in the form of phytoplankton,mostly microscopic single celled plants. Most of the carnivores are small crustaceans, typically copepods which carnivorous fish like herrings and sprats eat to be eaten themselves by fish like tuna. You are correct if you meant that almost all seagoing mammals are carnivores, but not all of them as manatees for example are herbivores which eat macro-algae or seaweed.
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