YBurnMeat ?
Because human is Herbivore
Genesis: Gestation &
Number of Babies
|
Gestation |
#
of | Lifespan
|
|
Months |
Babies | Years
|
| Cow |
9 |
1 | 15-20
|
| Horse |
11 |
1 | 25-30
|
Orangutan
|
9 |
1 | 30-50
|
| Gorilla |
9 |
1 | 35-40
|
| Chimp |
8 |
1 | 15-30
|
Baboon
|
6
|
1-2
|
20-30
|
| Pig |
4 |
5-6 | 12-18
|
| Dog |
2 |
5-8 | 10-13
|
| Lion |
4 |
2-3 | 12-16
|
| Cat |
2 |
3-5 | 13-17
|
The less complicated the body of an animal is, the easier it is for the animal to reproduce itself. For example a bike is easier to manufacture than a motorcycle.
Herbivores' bodies are more complicated than omnivores’ bodies.
It’s harder to extract vital nutrients from plants than it is to
extract vital nutrients from raw meat which already contains nutrients
(protein, fat, etc.).
That's why herbivores have longer gestation periods and give birth to
one baby at a time, whereas omnivores have shorter gestation periods
and give birth to multiple babies at once.
Since the brain is
very intricate, a longer gestation period allows more time for brain
development and growth in the womb. Also the brain requires
little protein
because otherwise, carnivores and omnivores would have much larger
brains than herbivores do since they eat raw meat loaded with
protein. Regarding protein, please see human milk having the lowest protein % of all herbivores during a period of fastest brain growth and development (0-6 months old baby).
Ray Arjo FB 5/2023
Based on pictures among apes, the more meat in the diet, the smaller the brain & body.
