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 Hold up. Are we saying deer don't eat plants? No. Deer are herbivores, though deer will eat birds, eggs from nests, and other sources of meat for protein on occasion. Many animals that we consider plant eaters will in fact consume meat when given the chance or when it's needed. That doesn't necessarily mean deer are omnivorous, but their potential range of diet does mean they are not strictly vegetarian. Or vegan! Let's explore how a deer's stomach works, and how deer digest food. Why do deer and other ruminants have four stomachs? We'll see that inside the deer's first "stomach", the rumen, there lives a community of microorganisms that do the heavy work of plant digestion by converting cellulose to carbohydrates, sugars, and volatile fatty acids. It turns out that the creatures in the deer's microbiome actually provide the deer and other ruminants with major portions of their energy and protein! Yes, deer will eat meat on occasion. But more importantly deer are able to live on plants by providing vegetation to a large biomass of hungry bacteria and protozoa that have animal like behavior, including herbivory and predation, with food. Luckily, deer don't eat humans, even though zombie deer are a real thing. : ) Thanks Neal Wight for footage of the moose!

 

 

 

They Lived on Meat and Water for a Year—Here’s What Happened!

 

 

87,159 views 29 Dec 2024 #CarnivoreDiet #LowCarbLife #NutritionFacts They Lived on Meat and Water for a Year—Here’s What Happened! "What if I told you eating only meat and water could transform your health? In this video, we dive into the Bellevue Study of 1928, where two men ate nothing but meat for a year—under strict medical supervision. The results? Improved health, disease resistance, and shocking nutritional insights. Join me as we uncover what this study teaches us about the power of a carnivore diet, why fat is essential, and how it could change your life. This is a must-watch for every carnivore and anyone curious about optimal nutrition!"