Meanings of eat carrion in anglès

Coons love the yaupon, but I didn't think they'd eat carrion.

We will eat carrion, but a kill is eaten at once.

Both feed on warm-blooded animals, and neither will eat carrion.

Our soldiers will eat carrion for three months longer.

The exigencies of their surroundings in their struggle for existence, however, often compel them to eat carrion.

Like any predator, Durkheim would eat carrion.

They would not eat carrion, unless they were starving, and few would kill more than they could eat.

These critters swarm over dead bodies in deep waters, so finding them hints that the sharks sometimes eat carrion.

They were then ready to eat carrion that was putrid, so that it is little wonder that they suffered much from scurvy.

Their usual food consists of fruits, legumes, and roots; but they are nearly all omnivorous, and will eat carrion whenever it falls in their way.

Dogs will occasionally eat carrion, but sparingly, and apparently as a relish, just as we sometimes eat odoriferous and putrid cheeses, and the Turks, assafœtida.

If you resort to eating carrion, you should cook it whenever possible.

Like the creatures that ate carrion of the flesh, they were attracted by death and disease.

He ate worms; he ate carrion.

"Bears eat carrion?" Schechter made no attempt to hide his revulsion.

"Snakes don't normally eat carrion." Lundberg's brow was furrowed above his silver frames.