I have heard that it ranges from 50-100 because chickens are smaller than cows for example.
Dogs are considered "man's best friend" and have saved many lives. Of course, just about every animal you can think of has made a difference. Maybe you should consider becoming a vegetarian becuase of that! :D
Someone who does not eat any product by which an animal was killed for. Not only meat but also gelatin which is also in many types of sweets and of course jelly.
Cats have one life, just like every other animal. The old saying about cats having nine lives is not literally true.
millions of lives are saved by animal testing
There are many vegetarian sweets! However, check the ingredients as I have seen candies made with gelatin, which is not vegetarian. White sugar is problematic as much is processed using charred animal bones, which makes it not vegetarian.
Many Buddhists respect the lives of animals, and the original Buddhists were vegetarian.
People are vegetarian for many different reasons. Some do it for a health purpose. Many do it to save animals / reduce animal cruelty. Some do it for medical reasons. Some do it for religious reasons. And many were raised vegetarian, so they just continue on doing so.
Many animal and plant species lives in saline waters.
Dr. G is in fact a vegetarian. She has worked on dissecting human bodies over exams for many years that she could never be able to eat an animal's body what so ever.
Many Hindus are vegetarian as they think that taking someone's life whether it be human, an animal or even a bird is a great sin.
Enzymes themselves are not inherently vegetarian or non-vegetarian; they are proteins that can be derived from various sources, including plants, fungi, and animals. Many enzymes used in food processing, such as those from fruits (like bromelain from pineapples or papain from papayas), are vegetarian-friendly. However, some enzymes, particularly those used in certain cheeses or animal-derived products, may come from animal sources. It's important to check the source of specific enzymes to determine if they align with a vegetarian diet.
Non-fertile eggs do not require the killing of an animal; therefore many vegetarians consider them acceptable.