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An Alternative to Moral Vegetarianism for Meat-Eaters

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This work discusses moral cannibalism's implications for meat-eaters, suggesting justice and duty may require it.

Moral cannibalism could be viewed as a moral requirement for certain meat-eating animals, given justice considerations.
The arguments for moral cannibalism include justice among species and questioning the moral grounds against cannibalism.
Moral vegetarianism and moral omnivorism are contextual frameworks for understanding dietary ethics in animals.
Injustice might suggest that some carnivorous species should prioritize cannibalism over eating from other species.

Florian Marion (2025) studied this question.

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