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dcb · 07-06-2008, 10:17 AM

Interesting. I was looking at an exhibit the other day, they were comparing the size of monkeys to their diet. The little monkeys ate a higher percentage of high energy bugs, the medium monkeys ate more fruits, and the bigger monkeys ate more (mostly) leaves. The biggest monkeys diet looked a little confused with cheeseburgers and high fructose corn syrup and all manner of bizzare concoctions.

I would think the ultimate eco (no matter how you define eco) meal doesn't include meat. Not that I'm Vegan, just sayin.

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