Yes, and I do think (but I really don’t have anything to back up my claims) that humans evolved to eat more meat than chimps do.
Some people generally use our teeth as an example as to why humans ”evolved” to be vegetarian. But, really, a trait like teeth only evolves if their is a reason for others with the opposing trait to die out. For example, short-necked giraffes died-out in times of famine, leaving the longer-necked ones to reproduce. Generally, carnivores have sharp teeth to kill and tear the flesh off thier prey and, if they could not do so efficiently, they would have died ...
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