Why Humans Outlive Apes

[PaleoPhil]

...No idea re primates as I'm sure the subject is too vague for scientists to focus on.

I don't quite understand what you mean here, unfortunately. Could you expand on that, please?

I'm not so bothered if rawists want to chew or not, it's up to them.

Any idea what % of rawists don't chew or chew only once?

[TylerDurden]

I don't quite understand what you mean here, unfortunately. Could you expand on that, please?

Obviously, few scientists investigate how a wild animal chews its food. The only exception to this would be studies done on domesticated species, most of which would be herbivores.

Any idea what % of rawists don't chew or chew only once?

I presume most inadvertently chew the raw meat quickly once as it passes through.

[roony]

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hi,

thnx for that, can i use curds to culture cream?


Also i think humans outlive apes, is because the jurassic environment is no longer there to support apes, as theyre more dependant on the quality of their environment