almost...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/home/the-most-germ-infested-places-you-encounter-every-day--and-how-to-avoid-getting-sick/2017/12/13/583bec2a-dc58-11e7-b859-fb0995360725_story.html
don't have to eat animal to get its germs. also..
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some animals such as the darkling beetle grub or mealworms can get environmental waste such as polystyrene and styrofoam and still remain healthy and eatable to humans, without plant involvement or biodegrading. not many plants eat that stuff fast & live
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Correct, you don’t have to eat the animal to get it’s germs. The process of producing animals for consumption is a breeding ground for bacteria and has resulted in many harmful viruses.
that is true also. and obviously i have been eating my greens but tell me this is not funny 🤨
Lmao ya thats pretty good
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