Paul Saladino· MD
i mean we we ate every single part of the animal we ate the skin off of the baboon's face we the brains we like i mean it's just like interesting to see them do the same thing with every single animal that they got
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i mean we we ate every single part of the animal we ate the skin off of the baboon's face we the brains we like i mean it's just like interesting to see them do the same thing with every single animal that they got
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like shouldn't you spread the nourishment across i mean i don't think there's anything such as waste in nature anyways and you would have thrown the brains out bugs and everything else would have eaten it but if you're going to be the predator eating it just like the hodzo why wouldn't you extract as much nutrition out of that one kill as humanly possible and that's exactly what they do