A common pro-vegan argument is that homo sapiens' common ancestor with apes, which are primarily herbivore/insectivore, is evidence that humans don't need to consume meat. Where exactly in the evolutionary ladder did humans start hunting other mammal/fowl as a sustainable source of calories?
by /u/hse97 in /r/askscience
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