Othan Than Pigs, Are All Other Animals Halal?
Even among non-Abrahamic communities, there is a general aversion to consuming animals that followers of Abrahamic religions also avoid eating. Eating animals like dogs or frogs is not widespread; such practices are rare and often associated with high costs. This suggests that human nature, in most cases, instinctively guides people toward avoiding certain animals as food. This realm of dietary choices reflects prohibitions influenced by natural instincts—an area that is somewhat grey but not entirely so.