The best advice would be to research the specific needs of the animal before you make the purchase. If you can't provide your reptile with proper dietary needs, you're basically slowly killing it.
One way is by looking at the teeth. Carnivorous dinosaurs always had sharp teeth. Herbivorous dinosaurs had spatula like teeth, or even molars, depending on the species. Also, no meat eating dinosaurs could walk on four legs. Also, most if not all meat eating dinosaurs were lizard hipped. There were also some dinosaurs that were omnivores and had a combination of teeth.
any irregular behavior such as not eating, drinking, or moving as fast as it would. or it can be a dark black or brown.
I'm a vegetarian and I don't mind telling people I'm a vegetarian. Sometimes it helps to tell people you are one because of a few reasons: 1. If someone offers to get you a meal they will know not to buy you a meat meal. 2. People won't eat meat in front of your face. (People still eat meat in my face on purpose... Malicious greed.)
ask them what do you know about vegetarians?
You go up to them and say, "Hi, I've thought about this for a while now and I decided that I'm going to be a vegetarian. I hope you are supportive of my decision and will help me reach my goal. I would like to become a vegetarian beacause...". Hopefully they will think it's a great idea. Good luck!Why do you have to tell them?What you eat is your business.In the same way if your parents were vegetarian and you chose to eat meat, that would be your business.
Assuming that you do not have access to appropriate laboratory facilties, then there is no practical way to tell. In fact it is very likely that the meat is infected with something or another. This is why thorough cooking of meat is required to ensure that any potential pathogens have been destroyed before eating it. Personally, I am vegetarian and so I do not have this problem unless I am preparing a meal for meat-eaters, in which case I make very sure that the meat is thoroughly cooked through by using a temperature probe. Even so, some pathogens can survive cooking, such as the prions that cause CJD.
Absolutely. Who wants to end up having something for dinner that you can't eat? It would look even more impolite to refuse eating your food than to respectfully request a vegetarian option.
Meat eating dinosaurs couldn't eat plants because they had teeth designed for riping and tearing meat not grinding plants. they also follow instinct which wouldn't tell them to eat plants because it is against nature and it's not what they were created to do.
If you do become a vegetarian, it would be in your best interest to get some supplements. I take an iron supplement, because you get very little when you don't eat meat. Just go to your local health food store - or see your doctor - and they should be able to tell you some other important things you should get if you go vegetarian.
Tell her that vegetarian food grows out of the ground, it comes from the earth. If she can "plant" it, she can eat it.
well, how u can tell its jesus lizard is it has to have a beard.....yup
one has a penis