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Its probably true of most animals. I raised a couple of pigs and we intentionally never fed them any meat, even though they'd probably eat it, because we didnt want them to get a taste for it
For sure they'd eat it - pigs have a taste for everything. You don't want to be the farmer who falls over in his pig sty.
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For sure they'd eat it - pigs have a taste for everything. You don't want to be the farmer who falls over in his pig sty.
Finally a time when this obscure Wikipedia article is relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_toilet
They truly will eat anything.
As far as meat goes, they are not just scavengers - I've seen videos of wild pigs chasing after rabbits, actively hunting them down.
I'd never head of those Chinese "pig toilets", but it reminds me of a Chinese friend who said that growing up (maybe still?) it was common practice in the villages to feed infant poop to the pet/village dogs.
Once a horse gets a taste for baby chicks, it's hard to convince them they aren't omnivorous.
Horses are clearly and very much into the whole cowboy thing, they LIKE chasing down cows and catching them, some do it all by themseves and catch cows by grabbing there tails and hauling them around that way. Horses are panoptic motherfuckers and are startlingly good stalkers, which I learned living in close quarters with a horse needing to chase them away while doing stuff in the padock, but have them reapear, it t…
A radicle is an early plant growth stage. No wonder they would hate the vegans most!
Conversely, when animals are scarce, wolves will eat lots of blueberries. https://www.startribune.com/minnesota-wolves-may-be-helping-...
It claimed "biologists don't know why the deer, which are herbivores, eat the bloody remains." Which is stupid, of course.
The answer is because deer can't read, so they don't know they are "herbivores".