Paul Saladino· MD
yet another evolutionary suggestion or corroboration of the assertion that humans are built to be animal hunters and that animal foods lie at the center of our existence
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yet another evolutionary suggestion or corroboration of the assertion that humans are built to be animal hunters and that animal foods lie at the center of our existence
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according to analogy with present uh carnivores we consumed more or less 70 over 70 percent of our calories from animals and not i i don't know if there's 30 percent but that probably changed from one place to another depending on the season and ecology
you know we were hyper carnivores certainly um you know for the last 2.6 million years I would say at least 70 of the calories were likely for most of our ancestors were coming from animals