Reread the section the carnivores dilemma what is the authors point of view on being a vegetarian in this section ?

b. it's a natural thing for humans

Explanation:

According the the section of the "carnivore's dilemma," it is a natural thing for humans to be vegetarians. The author provided some evidence by stating that many doctors believe that "humans are naturally herbivores."

Physically speaking, humans do not have sharp claws (like usual carnivores) and sharp teeth for ripping meat. So, this means that humans are not meant to be carnivores. Thus, it is just a natural thing that for humans to eat vegetables rather than meat.

So, this explains the answer.

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