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No. Meat is not required in the human diet. People eat meat because it provides necessary proteins and tastes good. However, proteins necessary to the human diet can be found in other foods, such as soy products, tofu, nuts, beans, and rice.
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What diet do tigers have?
A meat diet
What is a beagle's diet?
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What type diet do tiger have?
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What is a non-vegetarian diet?
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Is the Western diet high in meat and fiber?
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