Definition: Antihunting was a strategy that sought to prevent the killing of animals for their meat, in order to preserve biodiversity, by eliminating the prey's natural habitat. This practice involved intentionally seeking out animals with food resources close to where they lived, thereby reducing hunting pressure and allowing them to roam freely. The term antihunting is closely associated with the ancient Near Eastern societies, including Mesopotamia, Egypt, Babylonia, and Babylonian society in the 15th century BCE.
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