Gorillas are not vegan, they eat a significant amount insects. They also opportunistically eat small (vertibrate) animals. They also eat a whole lot more than humans.
All protein derived from veggies are considered incomplete when compared to animal derived protein, which also require substantially more volume to obtain the same nutritional content.
You only need to look at the amount of waste (feces) between a veggie based diet and an animal based diet - the difference is staggeringly different.
I.e. far less waste is produced, because far less is required when eating animal based foods.
fnordian_slip|1 year ago
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sshine|1 year ago
Few gorillas were seen distributing pamphlets and letting their local community know of their superior dietary philosophy.
Animals are classified as herbivores, omnivores, or carnivores.
Gorillas are omnivores with a predominantly plant-based diet.
Can gorillas become vegan?
Good question.
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You only need to look at the amount of waste (feces) between a veggie based diet and an animal based diet - the difference is staggeringly different.
I.e. far less waste is produced, because far less is required when eating animal based foods.
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