This is something that always baffled me and seeing a video of a bear eating a salmon, it reminded me of this: The bear ate the salmon with it’s intestines, raw, no questions or care. Just bearing his own way through the salmon, barely a care in the world. And, like, I’ve seen videos of lions eating antelopes and zebra’s intestines also, and no issue there. Why? Would that work for all kinds of animals?
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They often don’t. They carefully eat around them. I had a cat that caught rats almost daily. It would eat most of them and just leave the stomach and intestines on the kitchen floor for me to clean up. I only discovered it was eating rats as it got older and would only eat half of them.
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