Carnivore teeth

Do Humans Have Vegetarian or Omnivore Teeth? http://winging-it.me/2012/08/09/vegetarian-omnivore-teeth-2/. I’ve gotten a bit fed up (get it?) of seeing vegetarian sites claim humans should be vegetarian based on physiology, and then compare human form and function to herbivore and carnivore, but ignore omnivores completely, or cherry-pick a few facts to make it look as if humans closely resemble a vegetarian’s form. One of the most common claims is that we have vegetarian teeth, so I’ll…

Tell me again how we were designed to eat meat?

The bigger, the better on National Tooth Fairy Day

Humans have sharp canine teeth, but we don't use them to tear meat. Like other apes, our ancestors used them to fight for mating rights.

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Dinosaur Teeth Comparison: meat eating vs plant eating

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PRICES MAY VARY. 4.5 inches long Made from resin/fiberglass Museum quality replica Hand painted to look realistic The crocodile-like dentary of the 49-foot long Spinosaurus helps us to deduce its carnivorous diet. The Spinosaurus tooth measures 4.5" long. Ovular teeth from the semi-aquatic areas of Cretaceous North Africa.

A “meat eater” eats animals because they are presented to him as mere abstract nuggets on a plate. We are not carnivores or even predators. We do not even crave animal flesh unless it is divorced from the animal it once was and transformed into an abstraction: a piece of “meat.” The image of eating a real animal repulses us. photo by Rowan dg Corkill. #photography #animals #vegetarian #vegan