Photos: 'Meat' or Human Body Part? Can You Tell?

‘Meat’ vs. Human Body Parts: Can You Tell the Difference? [GRAPHIC]

If people find body parts on movie screens repulsive, how can body parts in an oven be appetizing? To find out, we created a challenge for self-proclaimed carnivores. See if you can determine which of these pictures are of “meat” (animal body parts) and which are of human body parts. The answers may surprise you.

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#1. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Cow (“shin stew”)

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#2. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Human (gnarly leg wound)

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#3. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Dogs (ribs, legs)

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#4. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Lambs (heads)

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#5. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Cow (cooked beef tongue)

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#6. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Chickens

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#7. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Rabbits

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#8. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Cow (head)

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#10. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Pig (heart)

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#9. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Cow (ribs)

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#11. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Human (tumor removed from liver)

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#12. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Cow (heart)

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#13. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Human (cancerous liver tissue)

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#14. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Cow (ribs with horrifying ooze)

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#15. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Pig (stomach / “pork belly”)

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#16. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Human (tongue)

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#17. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Lamb (brains)

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#18. Click for Answer: Whose ‘meat’ is it? Animal or human?

Oyster

We “eat” with our eyes before we eat with our mouths, so here’s to hoping you didn’t find yourself getting hungry looking at a freshly cut human.

The unappetizing truth is that most animals not only have the same physical parts as humans but also have the same capacity to feel pain, fear, love, joy, and hope. And all animals—human and otherwise—value their own lives and don’t want to die.

Fortunately, each of us can easily feed ourselves without taking someone else’s life.

Because no matter whom the body part belonged to, humans don’t need to eat it.

So if the photos above have your stomach turning, fear not: “Butchered” plants don’t look nearly as gruesome. See?

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