Humans are not carnivorous

Humans are not carnivorous, yes you eard right we are vegetarians / vegans, and the prove of that is our biological nature.

1. And most is to see is our dental

As you can see our molars are perfect to chewing plants vegetables there is our molars let's compare with our know other grasses eating a cow

As you can see the similarities on the molars

Know let's see of a carnivorous our loyal dog

Look at the difference Sharp raiser teeth to cut off the meat even the molars are sharp to cut

To me there is no thought of our true nature of us

Now let's look at our hand and paws

First with have the similarities of us and a monkey this particular monkey eats fruit and vegetables

And now a carnivorous

As you can see very different

They are designed for speed to chase the prey in the case of the feline there Claus are razor sharp to catch the prey along with the teeth

Not like us we don't have the speed neither the Claus or teeth to catch dominate and kill the prey

The length of an animal's intestines depends on what it eats. Herbivores, such as humans, have longer intestines than carnivores because they eat plants and other plant-based foods that are high in cellulose and fiber, which take longer to digest:

• Herbivores' small intestines can be 10 to 12 times their body length or more, which gives them enough space to digest plant matter. The longer intestines also ensure that food stays in the stomach longer so it can be fully digested. Some herbivores, like deer, koalas, and many large herbivores, also have symbiotic bacteria in their intestines that help break down cellulose.

• Carnivores have shorter intestines, which can be only 3 to 6 times their body length, because their diet is low in cellulose. Carnivores also have shorter large intestines than herbivores.