Editing Mesechtas Rosh Hashanah (section)

==== The Connection of the Mesechtas to Mesechtas Beitzah ====
At the end of Mesechtas Beitzah we learned: We may not give water to or slaughter wilderness animals, meaning that despite the fact that slaughtering is permitted, we may not slaughter wilderness animals, but we may give water to and slaughter domestic animals. In the Gemara it asks why the wording "give water to and slaughter" is lengthy, and it answers that the novelty is that a person must give water to an animal before slaughtering it. There are two reasons for this: 1. So that it will be easier to skin, and the hide will not stick to the meat. 2. So that if there is an adhesion on the lung, the adhesion will be removed, and thus there will be no need to declare the animal non-kosher.

This is the connection to Mesechtas Rosh Hashanah, which begins with the 1st of Tishrei, when the Jewish custom is to prepare a meal with meat, and therefore it is necessary to tell us the laws of slaughtering.
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