The Strongest Animals in the World Are Herbivores
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THE STRONGEST ANIMALS IN THE WORLD ARE HERBIVORES is written in simple, easy to understand language and explains how the sun provides heat and energy to sustain all life forms on earth through the process of photosynthesis. Further, it debunks the myth that one cannot practice a vegetarian lifestyle and maintain a strong, physically healthy body whether animal or human.
Moreover, the book provides a brief glimpse into the economic, ecological and health benefits of a vegetarian lifestyle; and advocates for humane treatment of all animals. The book ends with the author sharing personal childhood experiences from life on his grandfather’s farm prior to his converting to vegetarianism. He also leaves you with food for thought regarding the similarities between animals and man.
Lastly, the author shares with you a few quotes by notable philosophers, scientists, essayists, and poets who espouse animal ethics and the idea that the manner in which a civilization treats its animals is representative of how it treats mankind.
Be among the first to grab your copy of this interesting and educational book while it is hot off the press! Also look for other entertaining children’s books by this same author in which he portrays the intense, emotional bonds that can develop between animal and mankind when treated with care and consideration.
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About the Book
This book contains a bit of science, philosophy, nature, and beauty. It provides some concepts of life involving the source of all energy—the sun—and how its energy is utilized through basic chemistry to form various food sources from vegetation. From these various forms of vegetation—the most abundant food source available on earth—all life is able to flourish. Numerous animals including aquatics, fowl, and a wide variety of mammals are able to utilize this vegetation to sustain life, give beauty to the world, and live in harmony with nature. The book lists a number of great men who were visionaries and understood the natural laws of the universe. These visionaries of centuries past shared their ideas on vegetarianism, respect for animals, and life in general. The book alludes to an interconnectedness of life and tries to convey that our world can become a better place when there is care and concern for all creatures capable of sensation.
About the Author
Paul Widmayer is a retired registered dietitian. He enjoyed working with people in the healthcare field. He has been a lifelong advocate for exercise and healthy eating. He was drafted and served in the United States Army. He received an advanced degree in nutrition science from Penn State University.