should we eat non veg?can we save the life of animals?

Answer 1

You should eat vegan if you would like to save the life of animals.

Answer 2

Vegetarianism isn't good for animals: for a start the meat industry is booming at the moment; secondly if enough people went veggie to actually affect the industry at all, and the demand for meat decreased, it would mean animals which were surplus to requirement. You're kidding yourself if you think that would mean they'd live happily ever after, as they couldn't be sold no one would want to keep them, and they'd still be slaughtered.
Think about it, the second farmers couldn't sell their livestock, the second they couldn't make a profit, they wouldn't keep them any more. Keeping animals isn't cheap, and to keep them, without profit, would be hugely expensive to any farmer. How many do you reckon would be prepared to make that kind of loss?
Now, what'd happen then? Maybe a few wild pigs or goats would stay alive, but for the most part it would be impossible to release them into the wild. The vast majority would have to be slaughtered.

I quote "If no one were allowed to farm animals, farms would grow crops instead. The first thing to go would be all the animals. Once the rural landscape were rid of cattle, sheep, and the like, fields would get larger, for the convenience of the combine harvesters, and hedgerows would go. Wild animals like rabbits would now be a more major pest. No farmer would want animals eating the plants, and so the war on such animals would intensify. Grown in the fields would be domesticate species of food crops, and so the number of plant species would decline."

Domestication is one of the best things that can happen to animals. If the golden eagle tasted any good you can bet your life it wouldn't be nearly extinct.

Vegetarianism doesn't save the life of any animals, it just disassociates you from their death.

I quote "In the wild, a sheep would have to look for food, compete for it, jockey for position in the herd, look out for predators, guard its offspring, and it one day would die because of some accident, perhaps a fall, some nasty illness, or it would become weak and have its throat ripped out by the local predators. By striking contrast, the life of a farmed sheep is rather different. A farmed sheep has complete protection from predators; all the food of exactly its favourite kind at its feet all day every day, for which it does not have to compete; no competition for mates; no need to guard offspring; free health care; free haircuts; it is very unlikely to die in childbirth, and unlikely to die a nasty death. True, half a ewe’s offspring are taken away and killed. However, in the wild, a ewe would lose most of its offspring anyway, and in nastier circumstances. By the standards of the natural wild, a sheep’s life is about as cushy as a life could possibly be."

This is true, animals in the wild invariably die violent deaths. the closest an animal will get to dying of old age is being picked by a predator because it it old and therefore an easier to target. Farmed animals invariably lead happier, healthier, less stressful lives than those in the wild.

Answer 3

We should not eat non-veg since human body is not biologically created for that. Our body differs from vornicorous with respect to tearing, digestive system and absorbing residual waste from non-veg foods. Moreover we do not have right to take life of innocent animals.

Answer 4

Your first question:Should we eat non-veg? I gave my answer to some other guy who posed the same question. Kindly go through it. Your second question: Can we save the life of animals? First of all, who are we to save the life of animals? Animals know how to save their lives better than us. Only the human beings are interfering with their lives unnecessarily. If he minds his own business, all animals would be saved immediately. Who told you to make animals as pets in the homes? By making them pets, we are really spoiling their natural growth cycle and their instincts. They become artificial in a domestic environment. Let them live naturally in their own environs. Don't keep them in the zoos for public viewing. If people want to see them, let them go to jungles and see them, that too without disturbing them. So don't think we can save the life of animals. We have not even learnt how to save ourselves in the face of many challenges in our lives.

Answer 5

If you want to save animal lives through your eating habits then you need to be a vegetarian.

Answer 6

Yes, you would be killing animals. It's a simple chain:

meat costs money-->money goes to producers of meat-->they can produce more meat and do because they can sell it because you bought the meat so you are part of the demand and because of you the demand is bigger -->more meat on the shelves, more dead animals -->meat costs money...

You get the ideas. By eating meat you are not only giving the companies more money to kill more animals, you are making them think that more people want meat so they will kill more animals.

Answer 7

i would encourage people to become vegetarians but if they dont want to then i accept that too. and yes trust me youd be saving so many lives.

Answer 8

u can save animal's life, so u don't eat nonveg

Answer 9

then u shud bkum vegetarian