Others are similar-looking but larger blobby characters called macrophages (literally, "big eaters").
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Tennesseans are big eaters and heavy smokers, with high obesity and cancer rates, but at least the mountain air is clean.
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Then, a type of white blood cell known as macrophages—Greek for "big eaters"—recognizes the tag, engulfs the cell or pathogen, and destroys it.
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That would make a nice springtime dinner on its own, though big eaters may wish to serve it alongside Julia's incredible recipe for pan-roasted fish.
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While other sports certainly have their big eaters (Michael Phelps was famous for his enormous meals, which were not typical for most swimmers), scientists say the effort to stay in calorie balance is most daunting for cross-country skiers.
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The President had the Clemson Tigers over for Big Macs at the White House ("massive amounts of Fast Food (I paid) ... Great guys and big eaters") and as the midpoint of his term approached, he remained there, grousing on Twitter.
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These frogs are big eaters and are very slow. They are primarily ant specialists, consuming up to a couple hundred ants in one night, and can often be found sitting along an ant trail picking off individuals one by one. Mealworms can be fed once a week or so if one Asian Painted Frog is kept at home, but should not make up most of its diet. They can be used as a laxative.
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In Tokushima Prefecture, it is said that those that get possessed by an inugami would become voracious big eaters and would have teeth marks on their body when they die. Not limited to just humans, inugami would also possess cows and horses and even inorganic materials, and when they possess a saw, it would become useless. The idea there exist bloodlines of families that easily get possessed by an inugami as well as bloodlines of inugami themselves come from the regional tales told by the bloodlines of the sorcerers, yamabushi, priests, and fuko that engaged in kodoku. In many cases, it shows how those nomadic peoples who engaged in folk sorcery would earn trust and respect and at the same time be treated with discrimination.
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Beard Meats Food is the alias of British competitive eater and YouTube entertainer Adam Moran. Beard Meats Food frequently participates in eating challenges in England, and currently holds the British record for most Big Macs eaten; this was a world record in August 2015 but was beaten the following month by US competitive eater Matt Stonie. He won the 2015 Yorkshire Pudding Eating World Championships in Leavening, North Yorkshire, and competed in the 2015 Battle of Big Eaters World Championships for Team UK. Beard Meats Food has also filmed various projects for TV, including How to Win At Everything on National Geographic and How Safe is Meat, which aired on ITV's Tonight on 3 December 2015. He posts weekly videos of his eating feats on YouTube and maintains a blog reviewing eating challenges across the UK. Beard Meats Food is a former banker, and lives in Leeds.
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