What is the meat that humans eat most?

Answer 1

As with so many questions on this forum, I gotta say, "depends."

Of course, some kind of fish is almost universal, but if one would accept fish as an answer, then one would have to accept "mammals" as another, and "birds" as another.

We all, obviously separate the mammals into, beef, pork, mutton, goat, etc. Then we'd have to sort the fish out into salmon, tuna, carp, etc. Same with birds, counting chicken, turkey, game hen, pheasant, etc as separate species.

At this point, we have not even begun to consider regional differences in cuisine. Americans eat beef, although prior to the late 1800's it was pork and fowl. In the Middle East, lamb and goat is popular, in the far Northern Eurpoean diet, reindeer is prominant while the native North American of the arctic regions, whale and walrus is a main source of animal protien, as well as fish.

And, as I already mentioned, tastes and preferences change over time.

By the way, FISH is meat.

Answer 2

Chicken

Answer 3

Chicken

Answer 4

I would think it was Goat. Huge parts of the world do not have Cattle(Beef)
Could be poultry like chicken

Answer 5

Xaviercito, I don't like to eat meat. My family eat red meat, they it all the time. That kind of meat makes me feel so *****-ing fat, that's why I don't eat it.

Answer 6

Chicken by far. Fish is not meat.

Answer 7

Gotta be fish.. If you mean a met that walks on legs, then chicken.

Answer 8

Es posible que este entre el pollo y el pescado.

Answer 9

In my house, it's a tie for beef and chicken.

Answer 10

chicken ---in some countries pork its taboo and in other a cow is a holy animal and not to be eaten