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People often use the terms "animal", "beast" and "monster" as if they were the same, but they're actually not.
Animals do not attack their own for any reason outside of the "4 F's" (food, fight, flight, fornication). Beasts do, but only under a strict social code of honor. Monsters have no such moral restraints and will kill for their own pleasure.
Humans cannot destroy what they do not have.
Food safety pathologist working in pig slaughter here. Humans and pigs are actually remarkably similar. At least, we're more similar to pigs than we are to lambs or cows, which are ruminant animals. We and pigs are both monogastric. We have almost identical anatomy with the only real difference being in proportion. A mammal is a mammal is a mammal, after all.
Also, fun fact: when it comes to "you are what you eat", that's literal. The food you eat is broken down and absorbed into your liver, which is then used to manufacture the basic building blocks that make up your body.
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/T-XrCPTGmko
Human meat is often referred to as "long-pig" among cannibalistic tribes.
Because they're tasty