[abhishivsaxena]

Really? What did you have for lunch today?

All the herbivores in Animal Kingdom would disagree with that statement.

[monkmartinez]

No really. Go to /r/natureismetal and witness it for yourself.

Here is a goat eating baby chickens...http://imgur.com/kHJhMjW

[FoeNyx]

Not sure I understand what you are trying to say. Herbivores, by definition, do eat living organisms (plants).

[mikeash]

Plants still count as life.

[mod]

In many (most?) cases herbivores aren't taking the life of the plant.

Think of a squirrel, perhaps, and how it feeds on plants.

(Still don't agree with the GP)

[mikeash]

Good point, but I think squirrels are a bad example. They're not only taking lives, they're killing the babies!

[mod]

On the contrary, I imagine a lot of the nuts are planted by squirrels! In either case, many plants have an implicit bargain with animals: eat my fruit, but you must carry my seeds out beyond where I can reach and deposit them there.

Which happens when they pass through the gut, essentially.