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@SintezPL
When a lion kills his prey, most of the time the first thing it eats is the liver and then the kidneys. -
and then shit iq says dont eat liver fucing mossad agent
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He also ate all the prime fatty cuts of the torso
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my cat likes eating only the head of rats and leaves the rest
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my cat likes eating only the head of rats and leaves the rest
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@TurkeyTwizzlers STOP!!! @skibidiqueenfrk CLOSE UR EYES!!!!!!
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Surprised it ate the organs they must've been toxic as hell
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my cat likes eating only the head of rats and leaves the rest
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# This photo shows a bear attack you notice any ???
The bear ate the organs and nothing else, could this further confirm that humans should also be eating mostly organs and proritize it over everything else I also watch a bear attack video on a gore site(No I don't watch gore for the fun of it) and I say the bear going straight for the abdomen region(easiest way to access the organs) if muscle meat was better way do they not eat it first? Any thoughts or welcome -
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@SintezPL apex predators. Predators animals are often straight up better than prey
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@RuskinPrimal Yea would love to try so orca and shark meat
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@veloman My theory as to why its so red is because we always see it couple seconds or even minutes after they have been killed I think even grain fed beef looks red after beefing freshly killed I've even seen some humans with yellow fat
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@SintezPL Yh I’ve seen liposuction vids on obese people and it’s really yellow, probably is just the freshness but it’s still strange
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