Humans have a multi set of teeth that has both canines like carnivores and molars like herbivores

We’re omnivores

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-true-human-diet/

Many herbivores have canine teeth

and molars

Without meat we wouldn’t be here as of now

Apes do the same

No you cant prove that

we evolved eating meat sure , but if meat was replaced with lentils the outcome would be the same or better

Thats a pragmatic reality

not a scientific observation

Look at herbivorus apes

like gorillas

canines, molars

herbivores

So you’re telling me a nutrient dense material that would’ve helped us during our most evolutionary period wouldn’t help us survive at all?

And you are idiotic to be so proud and confident of your weak beliefs

Meat has protein and fat

And a bunch of non essential minerals

potatoes and fruits would be far more nutritious

Also Chemically, we lack cellulases or cellulosic symbionts that many herbivores have, and have lots of proteases that carnivores do

We arent RUMINENTS

Do u understand there are many herbivore types

We dont need cellulases

we arent horses

u goddmn moron

Anthroplogists agree that homo sapiens started off as a frugivorous species

Omnivore and herbivore and carnivore zoologically is irrelevant

We need to talk about ANATOMICALLY

what we are designed to eat

hippos and chimps have canines

and are herbivorous

so teeth out of the question

next?

@Huckaboo hippos have canine teeth to protect themselves

its a basic defensive anatomy

and in the back they have their herbivorous teeth

and about chimps, they are omnivorous

can humans defend themselves with their teeth? no

can we eat meat? yes