The hair is from the tail of the badge, it sheds just like a dog or cat and viola' there's your brush. I know the feeling, I prefer using a brush and soap myself. However, very difficult to travel by air with a stright razor unless you're checking bags. Which I try to avoid doing.
Apparently not. According to what's been posted... badgers shed that fur which is then collected and made into brushes for the badger hair brush shaving population to buy guilt free.
I think you need to check your definition of survival of the fittest. It hardly applies to this situation. Nice try though.
Easy!
Everyone knows that answer... it's a like zoology class and then some...
- Smell's like fish...
- Taste's like chicken...
- Texture is slippery like a snail..
- Has a quality tang and copius amounts of cottage cheese froth!
I know, I already mentioned that in the post. It was more a hypothetical/philosophical type statement, and based on your original post about having guilt about badgers potentially dying.
I didn't quite mean it like that. What I meant was, we have the ability to turn creatures into useful objects as well as food, so, why shouldn't we? More importantly, why is there less guilt associated with eating than utilising? They're both forms of consumption