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Hashem told Moshe to teach the Jewish people about the pure and impure animals so they would know what is permitted to eat and what is forbidden. The animals permitted for consumption are those that chew the cud. That means they re- chew their food and they have split hooves. Hooves that are divided. For example, a cow, ox, sheep, and goat are pure animals. But the camel, hierax, and hair, although they chew the cud and rechew their food, are not. They do not have split hooves and therefore they are impure. The fish that are permitted for consumption are only those that have fins and scales. But if they lack either of these, they are impure and forbidden to eat. Moshe continues to teach the Jewish people about the birds as well. The Torah lists the birds that are forbidden to eat, such as the eagle, vulture, osprey, and others. The birds that are permitted include the rooster, goose, turtle dove, pigeon, and others. And regarding crawling creatures, all of them are impure except for four types of locusts.