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Facts about Meat

Whale and dolphin meat is also often loaded with mercury. ... Meanwhile, in Japan, whale-meat consumption is falling largely owing to health concerns, and the supply of Japanese-caught whales has also declined. “The number of whales killed in Japan's North Pacific hunt has dropped,” O'Connell said.Mar 13, 2015

The main staple diet of most Nepali people is Dal, Bhat and Tarkari – translated as Lentils, Rice and Curried vegetable. A meal of those three is generally eaten twice a day. ... Therefore their slaughter is forbidden and Nepalese do not eat beef. The meat most widely consumed in Nepal is the one of male goats and sheep.Oct 3, 2011

Hippos have (albeit rarely) been filmed eating carrion, usually close to the water. There are other reports of meat-eating, and even cannibalism and predation. The stomach anatomy of a hippo is not suited to carnivory, and meat-eating is likely caused by aberrant behaviour or nutritional stress.

RHINO DIET. All of the different species of rhino comprising the Indian, Sumatran, Javan, White and Black rhinos are herbivores. This means that they only eat vegetation, and will never eat any form of meat. ... They are known to eat a wide variety of different fruits, stems, twigs, grasses and leaves.

An herbivore is a creature who eats only vegetation ... no meat. As you can see at the page top, Ollie is shoveling in some kind of green glop. ... Elephants living in the wild eat mostly grasses, sort of like cows do, but they also eat tree leaves and shrubs and even branches.

Some animal species strictly consume plant matter, some are big meat eaters and others dine on a healthy mix of both. Beavers are a prime example of those that eat vegetation only, the herbivores. Beavers are large rodents that definitely enjoy vegetation -- including twigs, foliage, bark and aquatic plants.

It has been described as a healthy meat source for humans due to its overall composition and for being low in fat and high in protein. Alligator meat has been described as having a mild flavor and a firm texture. It tastes like chicken, with a mildly fishy flavor, and is often chewy, depending on preparation.