"However, animals that eat almost exclusively grass, such as cows and horses, have no problem getting enough protein in their diet. Unlike humans, herbivores are capable of digesting plant cells and getting to the nutrients locked inside, like protein."
They get proteins from plants that human cannot. I know that’s kind of like a “duh” but it seems sobers at having difficulties understanding in this thread.
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GNC
GNC
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elephants
elephants
bison
giraffe
gorilla
Amphicoelias
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plant based diet will kill ya
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chikn
chikn
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The gorillas do look a little
The gorillas do look a little peaked. They could really use some protein.
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Question is - where do they
Question is - where do they get their munchies?
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They got the good gut
They got the good gut bacteria. That shit is breaking down walls!
Cell walls...
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Beware of cows!!!
Beware of cows!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQMbXvn2RNI
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How many stomachs do those
How many stomachs do those malnourished looking gorillas have?
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Free range vegans
Free range vegans
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Someday i Want TO Eat One of
Someday i Want TO Eat One of These !
http://www.snakeriverfarms.com/american-kobe-beef/steaks/american-kobe-g...
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They'll give ya a tour of
They'll give ya a tour of those 4 stomachs at OSU, cut open and visible on the hoof.
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Good question that highlights
Good question that highlights the inefficiencies of a animal product based diet.
Here is a chart showing protein calories in vs protein calories out (soybean based feed provides a lot of the protein domestic livestock consume):
And here is a link to the scholarly article discussing the topic:
http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/11/10/105002
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I Was Hoping Cows Step On
I Was Hoping Cows Step On Chickens and Eat The Eggs ! that Plop Out
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Cattle drive thru the Montana
Cattle drive thru the Montana mining claim in 2013
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They get it from plants.
They get it from plants. Herbivores. Horses too.
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From the alfalfa and soybeans
From the alfalfa and soybeans in their feed, and from the insects they eat accidently with their grass.
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"However, animals that eat
"However, animals that eat almost exclusively grass, such as cows and horses, have no problem getting enough protein in their diet. Unlike humans, herbivores are capable of digesting plant cells and getting to the nutrients locked inside, like protein."
http://animals.mom.me/animals-gain-protein-eating-grass-7833.html
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what about the gorillas thom?
what about the gorillas thom?
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They get proteins from plants
They get proteins from plants that human cannot. I know that’s kind of like a “duh” but it seems sobers at having difficulties understanding in this thread.
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It's about amino acids, not
It's about amino acids, not protein.