carnivores

A significant portion of the bio-mass of the planet is genetically architected to consume other animals--they are true carnivores.

Lots of carnivores don't have the ability to manufacture all of the amino acids their body requires.

At the very least, you'll feed the remains of the animal to your dogs or other carnivores.

As such, cats are obligate carnivores -- they cannot survive on a vegan or vegetarian diet.

This is the reason why most carnivores can’t metabolize alcohol, while humans and other herbi-/omnivores can.

To discover a long term relationship between social carnivores is very interesting, but not so striking as the article says.

Logically, preventing carnivores from eating other animals would have a similar effect on animal suffering as humans not eating other animals.

Cats are strict carnivores[1], and dogs, while they can survive on a veg diet, it is not what they evolved to consume[2].

Not only can we not really stop it, even if we could it would kill any carnivores.

I suspect there'd be a lot more carnivores if people had to grow their own veggies, too.

This in turn might be problematic in areas where the economic value of large carnivores is defined by the truckloads of tourists chasing them.

All tickborne diseases, spread by deer or small carnivores, that are a much bigger threat for children playing outdoors because ticks are everywhere in deerland.

This story doesn't work for me, because the emphasis given to main word (which is the whole point I guess) I imagine "Meat" to be a very human concept, strictly related to food, and to our nature as carnivores.