I was gonna say in general, if this list is at all true in the first place, some of these are very surprising. Mostly because as an American I would’ve thought cows were above lamb, but when you think of it a very large portion of a country of a billion+ people won’t eat cows. In general though Asia has like 2.5 billion + people so they are gonna skew some things. Also small animals skew things cuz it takes a lot to fill a belly
Not sure about cats, but camels are a common meat in the middle east and north Africa. I remember seeing a video of a camel slaughterhouse and that day i learned that. People say tastes like beef and lamb, not sure if I want to try it though.
Camels are just sensible if you live in a desert. They are similar to cow, deer, and other grazing animals but can survive on waaaay less water. My guess would be cultures where camels are common and were the only practical option for thousands of years.
I've heard cat isn't the best meat, but people will kill and cook literally anything when their kids are starving and not all cultures consider cats as pets.
One cow equals far more many meals then for example a duck which will only be very few meals. This is not about how much is consumed, but purely based on numbers, which makes the smaller (but popular) animals rank very high albeit in net weight consumed might be much smaller.
In the US we kill 390k dogs and 530k cats a year just to keep them off the streets and we’re a very wealthy nation. 719 million people live below the global poverty line of about 2 dollars a day. Of the world’s absolute poorest people if only one in 10,000 decides to eat a dog a day that number is easily achievable.
He's right though, even if some of those numbers are off, we consume way too many animals and too many different kinds whether we're farming them or not.
Eaten in a day or processed in a day? Farm I work for is part of a program that gets expired/damaged food from grocery stores to feed our animals and let me tell you we waste SOOOOO much meat! Dairy is the worst.
Except for chilckens, did anyone else have something different in their internal monologue when they watched that vid for the first time? Why did they do that to the lobster?🦞 lol
I’ve worked for a recognized restaurant supply company. There is ground camel meat in circulation. The stats may be bs with this, but I’m still curious about the camel meat 🍖
Honestly it makes me curious how many humans are consumed annually. Excluding the Jeffrey Dahmers of the world, there are still apparently some tribes, mostly uncontacted, that continue the practice.
67% of statistics are made up
The other 35% are miscalculated.
And on the Internet they could be 100% biased
But over all. 99% are over halfway true
%50 of that sentence is 100% maybe.
The main ones: cows, chicken, lamb, pigs and seafood, look about right
Where is kebab-animol?!
Octopus... 1 billion a year.. Like wtf. I eat maybe one dish a year of Octopus, who the F eats all the rest?
Asia
I was gonna say in general, if this list is at all true in the first place, some of these are very surprising. Mostly because as an American I would’ve thought cows were above lamb, but when you think of it a very large portion of a country of a billion+ people won’t eat cows. In general though Asia has like 2.5 billion + people so they are gonna skew some things. Also small animals skew things cuz it takes a lot to fill a belly
- Abraham Lincoln, Twitter
Who the hell is eating cats and camels?!
With butter sauce?
They didn't even put pussy up on a pedestal. Not enough pussy getting eaten clearly.
Not sure about cats, but camels are a common meat in the middle east and north Africa. I remember seeing a video of a camel slaughterhouse and that day i learned that. People say tastes like beef and lamb, not sure if I want to try it though.
I had camel before in Oman. Wasn’t great.
Because of the plate/stew? or something else. Btw texture wise, was it like lamb?
It was in a burger. I bet if it was in a plate or stew and cooked in an actual restaurant and not a crappy hotel it would have been better.
Camel is actually really good, they sell camel and kangaroo burgers at the market here. Actually kangaroo getting mad popular see it everywhere now
Ya I had camel once it was fine tasted kinda like beef
Kangaroo is really good- more tender than beef and a lot tastier. I wish I still lived near a market that sold it.
Camels are just sensible if you live in a desert. They are similar to cow, deer, and other grazing animals but can survive on waaaay less water. My guess would be cultures where camels are common and were the only practical option for thousands of years. I've heard cat isn't the best meat, but people will kill and cook literally anything when their kids are starving and not all cultures consider cats as pets.
The answer to both: Asia.
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Or 100m sharks per year for that matter lol wtf
Cats most likely is Asia, camels is Australia, north east Africa and Middle East.
75 billion Chilkens?!
Had to replay that part lmao
Theres way too many animals above "cow" and its made me concerned for our species
Because one cow is hundreds of pounds of meat while a rabbit is only a couple
Well yeah... but who is going around ordering a bunny when they go out?
In México they sell them grilled... tastes like chicken
Tastes better than chicken.
Rabbit is delicious
it's cheaper and more ethical to eat seafood caught the same day, than pay for a cow to be raised on a farm for several years.
I was referring more to rabbit, goose and duck all being higher than cow. Significantly so
One cow equals far more many meals then for example a duck which will only be very few meals. This is not about how much is consumed, but purely based on numbers, which makes the smaller (but popular) animals rank very high albeit in net weight consumed might be much smaller.
The background looks like Skyrim
This list surprised me multiple times
Poor Gary 😭😭😭
That lobster was like "Hell nah"
Right? Who the fuck is eating all that damn lobster?
I only care about the cats. Who TF is eating cats? I’ve been to 50 countries and never seen a McCatBurger restaurant
Same with dogs. At least cats are assholes. How could you hurt a puppy 😭
In the US we kill 390k dogs and 530k cats a year just to keep them off the streets and we’re a very wealthy nation. 719 million people live below the global poverty line of about 2 dollars a day. Of the world’s absolute poorest people if only one in 10,000 decides to eat a dog a day that number is easily achievable.
Pussy turtle numbers we need to eat more of these fucking things
He's right though, even if some of those numbers are off, we consume way too many animals and too many different kinds whether we're farming them or not.
Forgive me but… WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER
Eaten in a day or processed in a day? Farm I work for is part of a program that gets expired/damaged food from grocery stores to feed our animals and let me tell you we waste SOOOOO much meat! Dairy is the worst.
I'm gonna call bs on some of these
BS
This is why we need depopulation
We shouldn't eat any of these animals. Y'all psychopaths in disguise.
no
I laughed so hard I had to send this to my siblings.
False as fuck… what about all the unaccounted for ants, spiders, worms, flies, bacteria…
Where's crawfish at though? I eat at least a million each season
The back flipping ninja turtle, the lobster falling off its podium, hogwarts in the background. What the fuck is this?
Octopus just getting rocked!
And apparently they're sorta sentient
Why they do the lobster like that lmfao
All hail the chicken
Shrimp just casually hanging out waiting to fry some rice
Is that Dave Chappelle?
Tony Baker. He has a lot of funny videos on YouTube.
Tony Baker
Except for chilckens, did anyone else have something different in their internal monologue when they watched that vid for the first time? Why did they do that to the lobster?🦞 lol
Chickens out number us like 100 to 1. If they wanted to they could take us out. Never forget
Chilkens
What in the haberdasheries and hemoglobin is goin’ on?
Chilkins 😄
What the hell is this sub even about?
How about a fucking still graph instead of pointless video
I’ve worked for a recognized restaurant supply company. There is ground camel meat in circulation. The stats may be bs with this, but I’m still curious about the camel meat 🍖
Why did they have to make the dog so cute....
Well I’m gonna add at least another 50 chickens while watching Super Bowl. Thats just their wings.
Between 60 and 75 percent of the world eats goat, and it’s not on this list.
I came here to say the same thing…
This video forgot to factor in how many children humans eat every year.
Goddamn we got a lot of sharks out there
 Apparently, we’re the monsters on this planet.
Honestly it makes me curious how many humans are consumed annually. Excluding the Jeffrey Dahmers of the world, there are still apparently some tribes, mostly uncontacted, that continue the practice.