Jewish dietary law is called Kashrut and is found in the Bible in its majority in Leviticus and Deuteronomy - those two books outline all the animals that cannot be eaten 
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Religious food restrictions are so silly. I like being an atheist.

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This may be a myth but I have heard the giraffe is kosher. It has cloven hooves/chews the cud. But it’s only kosher when alive, not once dead because no learned rabbi/official slaughterer ever decided how to butcher one in a religiously correct way, so the meat cannot be kosher!
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That bird is too ugly to eat, bring me a kitten.
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