True or false: meat should be cooked thoroughly to kill harful bacteria

This is true.

Cooking food with high heats destroys most harmful bacteria. Improperly cooking meats can give you salmonella, a bacterium that can be found in many foods, especially raw and undercooked meat, poultry, dairy, and seafoods. E. coli can also be extracted from undercooked foods as well. Raw vegetables, sprouts, and fruit that have been grown or washed in dirty water can also be contaminated with E. coli.

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-PepeTreefrogThe2nd

my hamster died and my second hamster i got after that one died as well. i also lost two birds named rainbow and kiwi, (they didn't die, they flew off and escaped). i lost a cat named omi, and a dog named snoopie. the best way i got over it is, paying my respects, and just thinking that they were in a happy place. as well as just remembering but not thinking about it all the time, just do fun activities and try not to think about it too much. hope you feel better. i'm sorry about your loss. : (