Quoted:Your post is full of MASSIVE FAIL. Cats are omnivores and don't always eat meat.
Hippos aren't vegetarians either. They are one of THE biggest kills in Africa and will kill and eat people or even predators such as Lions, Crocodiles, ect.
BTW, Fish are practically vegetables... Sooo the Eagle gets props for being a Pescatarian.
You, go back to school right now!
Cats are classified as obligate carnivores because their physiology
is geared toward efficient processing of meat and lacks efficient processes
for digesting plant matter. The cat cannot produce its own taurine (an
essential organic acid), and, as it is contained in flesh, the cat must eat
flesh to survive. Similar to its teeth,
a cat's digestive tract has become specialized over time to suit meat eating,
having shortened in length only to those segments of intestine best able to
break down proteins and fats from animal flesh. This trait severely limits the cat's ability
to properly digest, metabolize, and absorb plant-derived nutrients, as well as
certain fatty acids.
Cats will occasionally nibble on grass, stick, and leaves in order to cough up a hairball or clean the MEAT of vegetarians out of their teeth.
Hippos. Hippos are classified as herbivores and surprisingly enough are the most feared animal in Africa; killing anything that irritates them (vegetarians are usually irritable) which includes just about everything on the planet including other hippos. Hippos have been seen "eating" other animals, not as a food source but instead because that particular hippo is sick or distressed, no doubt a victim of it's own sad herbivorous lifestyle.
You consider fish a vegetable? Go to the grocery store right now and ask the produce manager where he keeps his fish, hint, it ain't next to the celery.