With close inspections, the researchers confirmed that recent carcasses were exclusively poached animals; roughly 783 percent of the older carcasses had been poached, as well.
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They studied the carcasses as they decomposed, measured nutrient levels downstream of the drownings, used cameras and chemical analysis to estimate how much of the carcasses were eaten by each scavenger.
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Police suspected neglect and improper disposal of large animal carcasses.
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Animals carcasses are mounted, hung, or left on the asphalt.
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The burnt out carcasses of large vehicles litter the roadside.
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The rat traps can accommodate up to 80 rat carcasses.
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Pollinating plants and cleaning up carcasses are among their jobs.
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This did not apply to carcasses, chilled pork and offal.
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White powder, an abrasive, was sprinkled liberally over the carcasses.
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Carcasses like these have raised biological fears around the country.
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The officials warned of a risk that decomposing whale carcasses could explode from an internal gas buildup, and on Monday conservation workers punctured some of the carcasses to release any internal gas, the BBC reported.
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It features blood, carcasses, guts, and animals schlepping severed heads around.
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Griffon vultures nest on steep cliffs and feed on animal carcasses.
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THE Hanford nuclear complex in Washington state contained radioactive alligator carcasses.
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The biggest problem now becomes how to dispose of the carcasses.
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He picked out an unfamiliar little beast from among the carcasses.
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Officials will soon have to start clearing the carcasses, Christophers said.
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In 21982, the state treasury paid out for forty-two carcasses.
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Recipes that call for carcasses or rotisserie chicken cannot be trusted.
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Some carcasses had ugly deformations, and blood dripping from their eyes.
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Crews are preparing to remove thousands of carcasses from the vessel.
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Brown disagrees, saying these carcasses were likely turned over by natural processes.
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Just try not to get squeamish from the very visible animal carcasses.
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They typically can be found scavenging for carcasses on the sea floor.
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Thus, any carcasses that sank to the bottom would not be disturbed.
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"There are the carcasses of all sorts of fancy machines," she says.
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It is a grisly image: ash-black water running through singed carcasses.
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It forbids the importing of full deer carcasses or unprepared trophy heads.
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They're all just so many perfectly toned carcasses, headed for mortuary slabs.
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But on closer inspection, it became evident they were desiccated caterpillar carcasses.
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The steel carcasses sometimes served as barriers between government and rebel territory.
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Last week scientists flying over the Bénoué park spotted two elephant carcasses.
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Families came to look at the torn carcasses of the doomed buses.
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Carcasses were composted inside the houses where the birds were being raised.
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A team of workers was waiting, getting ready to flense the carcasses.
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While they're still fairly fresh, dealing with the carcasses is comparatively easy.
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There's also concern about the pathogens that might thrive amid the carcasses.
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In Laos, carcasses can sell for as much as $30,000, officials reckon.
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Tactics include more rigorous testing policies, new disposal requirements for infected carcasses, limiting the transport of carcasses across state lines, and putting more effort to hunt and disperse large deer herds that are more likely to harbor infected animals.
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Those channels are salty, dirty and they found animal carcasses floating in them.
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Hundreds of mummified penguin carcasses scattered across the study site in East Antarctica.
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The other place was booked so now we get to see whale carcasses.
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Shredded, blackened carcasses of the trucks became a common sight on Iraqi highways.
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"They still expect us to do demeaning work like removing carcasses," says Ramesh.
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The carcasses were found during a routine inspection by the Norwegian Nature Inspectorate.
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The history of advanced reactors is littered with the carcasses of failed attempts.
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Jolene was surprised there weren't tourists' carcasses splattered against windshields across the valley.
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Workers would render animal carcasses, and separate metal from household waste for resale.
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These days, Frazier is using cow hide and discarded fish carcasses as bait.
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Farmers were running out of space to dispose of their carcasses, it said.
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That work consisted of scrappy, feral bird carcasses fashioned from old, repurposed clothing.
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Blood rung from the carcasses of 47,000 pigs infected with African swine fever.
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In some cases, the spring thaw flushes mammoth carcasses out to the surface.
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The government said that the vultures had eaten from three poisoned elephant carcasses.
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The project has not linked specific carcasses to specific tusks recovered from traffickers.
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The animals' carcasses have been found in various stages of decomposition since May.
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We drag our sorry carcasses onto the street and arbitrarily head to Pampo.
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Alkaline hydrolysis, originally devised to dispose of animal carcasses, is a bit better.
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The idea was formed from an article about farmers composting whole cow carcasses.
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"I wonder if they have those duck carcasses," you say to the Canadian.
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Prosecutors charged Premchai in April with hunting protected wildlife without permission, illegal possession of protected wildlife carcasses, concealing wildlife carcasses, collecting wildlife items from a national park without permission, colluding to hunt wildlife without permission and carrying firearms without permits.
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Touring the area, the only animals in sight were birds pecking at charred carcasses.
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Though the slaughterhouse was full of carcasses, seeing them strung up wasn't so bad.
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Huge, decomposing whale carcasses are washing ashore throughout California's Bay Area in unprecedented numbers.
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In two smaller square ink drawings, fragmented animal carcasses add to the dystopic unease.
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That's like dropping 10 blue whale carcasses into a moderately sized river each year.
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Crocodiles, possibly because of their slow metabolism, only ate about 2% of the carcasses.
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Green soda bottles, plastic bags and rat carcasses float atop the brown, sludgy water.
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Workers were seen over the last few days piling carcasses outside the farm's buildings.
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They recycle nutrients in the soil, and break down dead carcasses and animal waste.
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Inside the restaurant, peach-pink carcasses hang from thick metal hooks in glass cases.
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From the hospital courtyard, Cuffy could smell death — animal carcasses rotting in the rubble.
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They recorded 156 carcasses they believed to be poached, clustered at five hot spots.
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The 1999 storm flooded manure pits and contaminated waterways with animal carcasses and waste.
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Even after death, they pester commuters when their carcasses crunch underfoot on city sidewalks.
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They even tricked a wild Komodo dragon into a trap baited with goat carcasses.
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By Tuesday morning, officials had finished removing all the decomposing carcasses they could reach.
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We crest a hill and come upon the carcasses of wooden boats used by migrants.
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Same goes for mud, piss, vomit, blood and rotting carcasses of every make and vintage.
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Local news media obtained security footage from the zoo that shows the husky carrying carcasses.
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Lean hog futures — which reflect the anticipated prices of pig carcasses — were down 3.9 percent.
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Here were the carcasses of four tanks, charred by the jihadists of the Islamic State.
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And she has found carcasses of the majestic creatures, butchered on the spot for meat.
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Vendors this year will only be allowed to display up to two dog meat carcasses.
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I worked in a protected area, and yet wherever I went I saw elephant carcasses.
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On some beaches, it's impossible to walk without tiptoeing around the carcasses of marine life.
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The road was lined with charred palm trees and the carcasses of burned-out mosques.
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Passengers include butchers bearing carcasses and rowdy schoolchildren bound for the floating gardens of Xochimilco.
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Outside, heavy rains poured down as animals howled near the carcasses of burnt-out vehicles.
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State officials poisoned the entire habitat and retrieved the carcasses of over 500 newborn snakeheads.
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Stories like these mean that we are increasingly confronted with the carcasses of retail's past.
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The scientists had put out seven calf carcasses in an attempt to study scavenging behavior.
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A torch flames gorgeously in a larder, among the swaying carcasses of poultry and swine.
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Some people fell ill as they drank water tainted by rotting horse and cattle carcasses.
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He goes on to conjecture that young Pablo's African masks were modeled on duck carcasses.
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As I reported in 2165, a peer-reviewed USDA study found that the FSIS's previous method for testing carcasses was likely understating the salmonella problem—because antimicrobial sprays used on the kill line were found to cling to carcasses and potentially skew the results.
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Dave GammonAssociate Professor, Biology, Elon UniversityEverybody knows that vultures are scavengers, that they feast on carcasses.
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Aside from spearings, Maasai have begun poisoning carcasses between a lion's initial gorge and second feed.
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The trinkets are carved from tusks taken from the carcasses of elephants killed for their ivory.
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Over his time in Tanzania he found hundreds of such carcasses, sometimes 14 in a day.
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To that end, they set up seven calf carcasses in Utah's Grassy Mountains in January 2016.
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Hunters are able to hunt the animals, but disposal of the carcasses is presenting logistical headaches.
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Untouched for over 50 years, the car is covered in dirt and laden with rat carcasses.
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For the organic chickens, I use the whole carcasses, so there's necks, backs, and everything else.
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He said that hog carcasses went by so fast that fecal contamination could not be detected.
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Pretty soon there was a pile of carcasses, all the same... They burned the whole thing.
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Cut marks on mammal bones suggest that the tools were used to carve meat from carcasses.
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Members of the public also reported 30 carcasses up the coast between Kivalina and Point Hope.
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And an informal autopsy of bee carcasses revealed that age didn't seem to make a difference.
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Links have also been made to the carcasses of freshly slaughtered animals eaten as bush meat.
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And then more eagles and vultures come along to eat the carcasses and also become poisoned.
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Every few miles, I passed burned-out carcasses of cars on the side of the road.
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"The United States is literally strewn with the carcasses of shuttered solar manufacturing facilities," he said.
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Safeguards include carrying bear spray, traveling in groups, avoiding animal carcasses and following food storage regulations.
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Heavy machinery has been deployed to help clear the carcasses of livestock killed in the fires.
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The violence erupted after some of the protesters tried to remove the truck carcasses on Sunday.
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Larger animals, like sheep, pigs, or cattle, can be purchased as whole, half, or sometimes quarter carcasses.
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Scientists compared the DNA recovered from two mammoth carcasses found in permafrost in the Yukon and Siberia.
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Most have targeted Muslims and Dalits (formerly known as untouchables), who traditionally skin the carcasses of cows.
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The sea's northern shore is covered in deep banks of dead barnacle shells and pulverized fish carcasses.
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Big people are a challenge because a major part of my job is just schlepping carcasses around.
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LAS VEGAS — The history of home robotics is littered with the carcasses of unmet promises and potential.
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They won't have an answer until they use radiocarbon dating on the carcasses and sequence their DNA.
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SUDIRMAN SAID is smiling and shaking hands with shopkeepers selling everything from meat carcasses to herbal tonics.
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The part of Castello we got to was also lined with the carcasses of war-ravaged buildings.
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If the opportunity presents itself, polar bears will also consume carcasses, such as those of dead whales.
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Video taken by the ROV shows how quickly the isopods detected and descended upon the alligator carcasses.
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The researchers will return to the alligator carcasses in a couple of months to see what's left.
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Condors feed solely on animal carcasses, often in groups, which dramatically heightens their risk for lead poisoning.
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Some have gravitated toward eating bowhead whale carcasses that have been picked apart and discarded by hunters.
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The cleavers the kitchen team use to dismember the carcasses seem like an excessive use of force.
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It turned out that the blood came from 47,000 pig carcasses waiting on trucks to be buried.
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Two paws from an unnamed bear species and the carcasses of four flying foxes were also seized.
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In return, the orcas were rewarded with their favorite morsels — the tongues and lips — from the carcasses.
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A tally of wolf carcasses would be great data, "but poachers don't turn over evidence," he said.
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And who can forget the 2013 incident when 16,000 diseased pig carcasses floated down the Huangpu river?
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In the United States, top processor Smithfield has transformed a slaughterhouse to ship pig carcasses to China.
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Pollinating plants, cleaning up carcasses, swabbing drains — they're part of every strand of the web of life.
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Throughout Brazil, roads are littered with carcasses representing the country's 1,775 bird species and 623 mammal species.
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Estimated pork cutout values also were firmer for carcasses and other pig parts, according to USDA data.
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They found the first carcasses in late December, on the frozen steppes of Mongolia's western Khovd province.
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Piles of carcasses scattered beneath dozens of linden trees marked the largest mass bee kill ever recorded.
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Granted, dead roaches are better than living ones, but cleaning up those insect carcasses is hardly pleasant.
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Maintain healthy boundaries in personal relationships and around our campsite, with delineating lines of prairie-dog carcasses.
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Cash pork prices rose for carcasses, loins, ribs and bellies, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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Estimated pork cutout values also were firmer for carcasses and other pig parts, according to USDA data.
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Piles of carcasses scattered beneath dozens of linden trees marked the largest mass bee kill ever recorded.
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Researchers have described finding cave floors littered with bat carcasses, sometimes many thousands in a single cave.
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The two pods of pilot whales beached themselves over the weekend, their carcasses now littering the picturesque beach.
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An emaciated horse (pictured) was found along with two horse carcasses on private property in Indiana, police said.
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It was shipped out in carcasses and the butcher in the store would prepare it for the customer.
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Distributing grisly pictures of animal carcasses does not much dampen demand, reckons Madelon Willemsen of TRAFFIC, a charity.
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Back in 2015, authorities in China busted a pangolin smuggling ring, confiscating 2,674 carcasses of the endangered species.
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This croc was baited with natural carcasses on an island in the Zimanga Private Game Reserve, South Africa.
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Some animals had untreated injuries and illnesses, and investigators found dozens of carcasses on the 122-acre site.
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Experts warn that hunters, too, should get their kills tested and refrain from eating any carcasses carrying CWD.
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Cattle carcasses have been found tangled in debris or rotting in trees following the quick rise of floodwaters.
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According to MedPro Disposal, medical waste can also include radioactive materials, human fluids, body parts, or animal carcasses.
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She noted, though, that the FSIS changed the protocol it used for testing carcasses for salmonella in 22.
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The burying beetle is a black-and-orange bug that feeds on animal carcasses and is currently endangered.
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Unfortunately, the chemical dulled the meat's colors, which Soutine remedied by regularly dousing the carcasses with fresh blood.
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Protrack, a private anti-poaching company, began finding the CZ rifles near rhino carcasses as early as 2011.
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Pollinating plants, cleaning up carcasses, swabbing drains — flies are part of every strand of the web of life.
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Cronin told me the wolves in the area didn't always kill to eat but left whole carcasses behind.
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They named it REINCAR, which was short for reindeer carcasses, but also the start of the word reincarnation.
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In photographs from the 1960s, many of these buildings appear as carcasses, huge smashed things left for dead.
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CAPE TOWN — Some of the elephant corpses had begun to decay, their skins dried stiff over bony carcasses.
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Objects glint and shine; the lake's water undulates and glistens; salt sparkles on tumbleweed, rocks, and animal carcasses.
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Cash cutout prices were $0.24 per cwt higher for carcasses but $1.01 lower for hams, the agency said.
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After laying their eggs, they die, and their carcasses turn into a biomass that stokes the fecund nature.
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The current bloom has killed fish, sea turtles, manatees and a whale shark, littering some beaches with carcasses.
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Local councils are checking with authorities to see if they want to examine the carcasses before they're removed.
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Over the following days, as they searched the vessel, more were found alive among piles of sodden carcasses.
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Pork cutout values eased for carcasses, loins, bellies and other products, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates.
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Team Bloomberg is also picking off the carcasses of fallen Democratic candidates as he bulks up his team.
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The troops have been carrying out lab tests and working to safely dispose of the infected animal carcasses.
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When the rate of lay declines, henhouses are "depopulated," meaning birds are removed, killed and their carcasses are composted.
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Studies like Perkins' will help scientists understand how to better estimate roadkill and who is picking the carcasses up.
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Tom Milliken of TRAFFIC, a wildlife-trade monitoring network, worries that poachers have become better at hiding the carcasses.
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Burned carcasses were also discovered, underneath a woodpile, and a trench was filled with an indeterminate number of bones.
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The eagles fly the dead salmon carcasses into the middle of the forest, which decompose and feed the trees.
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As autumn moved toward winter, many of the traps piled high near the docks were encrusted with squirt carcasses.
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"Binary black holes are like the carcasses of dead high-mass stars," Farr told me in a Skype interview.
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He said that they'll just count the bird carcasses later this year, and maybe decide what to do then.
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The birds make their living as scavengers and were ingesting lead shot left in carcasses left unclaimed by hunters.
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People try to recycle everything: Waste management workers find bowling balls, batteries, Christmas lights, animal carcasses, even dirty diapers.
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As bird carcasses sped by him, he grabbed, twisted, and folded their wings into the position the company wanted.
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Cash cutout prices were $2.43 per cwt higher for carcasses and $3.22 higher for hams, according to the USDA.
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A reigning expert says they're not just something to swat: Flies pollinate plants and clean carcasses — among other things.
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It eats carcasses, but only ones that have been picked over, and comes out at night in the winter.
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We also saw camel carcasses lining this same motorway, so it appeared that, for drivers, the feeling was mutual.
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The idea that carcasses can alter biodiversity across a wider landscape is "fascinating" and a "novel perspective," she said.
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Rain and sediment washed carcasses from shorelines into moving water, which buried them and effectively preserved them for eternity.
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Six carcasses were discovered Monday during an aerial patrol in one of the region's least accessible areas, Chase said.
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Cullen Camic first noticed the chicken carcasses on Friday morning when a AAA repairman was inspecting his car battery.
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They took a liking to the pig carcasses in such numbers, they formed great squirming mats on the ground.
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And in terms of the daily activities, the Neanderthals worked to build stone tools and cut up animal carcasses.
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U.S. hog carcasses rose by $1.17 per cwt, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) estimates on Wednesday morning.
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Cullen Camic first noticed the chicken carcasses on Friday morning when a AAA repairman was inspecting his car battery.
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Cash cutout prices were $2.43 per cwt higher for carcasses and $3.22 higher for hams, according to the USDA.
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Researchers found over 350 carcasses on St. Paul Island in the Bering Sea, Alaska, between October 2016 and January 2017.
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Steve Sisolak passed legislation banning hunters from bringing deer, elk or moose carcasses into the state to prevent disease transmission.
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Eventually the path leads her to a dark hallway, and finally into the back of a van carrying pig carcasses.
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Animals' skins and coats, used to make leather and fur, are often the most valuable part of their farmed carcasses.
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Are there police out there cruising the highways to make sure people aren't stuffing dead deer carcasses in their trunks?
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This is in contrast to the marks left by carnivores, who prefer fresh carcasses and leave puncture marks and pits.
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Every week, I touch thousands of cow carcasses and I will know whether it's good from just touching the fat.
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Metal hooks used to hang pig carcasses line the ceiling of the main room, where mortadella was made until 1973.
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Increasing the volume of hogs killed increases strain on a facility's cooler, where hog carcasses must chill to certain temperatures.
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Her sculptures, which often incorporated tree trunks and animal carcasses, emphasized commonality and connection between humans, animals and the earth.
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However, the state of the carcasses could be attributable to nature, said Bohnert, who is not officially investigating the case.
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Vultures act as nature's garbage collectors, eating dead animal carcasses and helping to stop the spread of pathogens and disease.
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Often, when whales die, their carcasses sink or wash up onto remote beaches and are hard to find and test.
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But it isn't just waste that has people concerned — it's also the millions of dead animal carcasses in the water.
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Carcasses of cows, goats and sheep, which had died of thirst in the punishing heat, were rotting by the highway.
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The findings revealed a 593 percent increase in the number of freshly killed carcasses, compared to survey results from 2014.
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Decomposing carcasses of small creatures, also courtesy of the cats, were treasure troves of maggots, which she still delights in.
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Some recalled riding for hours in trucks normally used for animal carcasses, hanging by one arm, chained to meat hooks.
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In a setting this dismal, sex seems a nonstarter, though a hardy few peddle repurposed animal carcasses as procreative aids.
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Then Kevin designed his own kitchen using Ikea cabinet carcasses, Semihandmade doors, whitewashed V-groove paneling and Calacatta marble counters.
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Early last year, a team of researchers dropped three alligator carcasses over a mile deep into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Cash prices for pork carcasses, loins, butts, ribs and hams rose from Monday, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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The incident prompted authorities to issue a shark alert over concerns the carcasses could attract the predators to the shoreline.
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Jordan, the microbiologist, samples the dirt's microorganisms, such as fungi and bacteria, before and after the introduction of pig carcasses.
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Cash prices for pork carcasses, loins, butts, ribs and hams rose from Monday, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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The city of Soma last year set up municipal incinerators specially designed to burn carcasses and filter out radioactive cesium.
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"I think that will affect exports drastically, when we get the new numbers with the carcasses in there," French said.
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She also won't ever forget the dead boar carcasses she once hauled from Texas to North Dakota — or the stench.
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They took dead bodies of the dogs to a post office and demanded the carcasses to be shipped to Gandhi.
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Another with a hands-free phone headset barks orders to his team across a pile of hollowed-out pig carcasses.
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This was the latest in a grim international collection of whale carcasses burdened by dozens of pounds of plastic trash.
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"You would be blind to miss the carcasses sticking out" of the weathering rock, said Mr. DePalma in an interview.
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"First of all, the extent of carcasses and abandoned colonies struck us," co-author Yuseong Gao told the American Geophysical Union.
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"As the birds flock to animal carcasses, they also give away sites of poachers' activities," the foundation said on its website.
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Just a few days ago, Chase's group -- Elephants Without Borders -- spotted a collection of recent carcasses from a fixed wing plane.
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According to the release, it's possible that diseases caused by the thousands of rotting carcasses could threaten the remaining bird population.
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Anderson found this out in a 2016 study using pig carcasses immersed in the Salish Sea to approximate a human body.
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The shipment also included nine carcasses of what are believed to be tigers and bears, weighing about 200 kg (441 lb).
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But this past week, two mangled great white carcasses washed ashore in the town of Gansbaai on the South African coast.
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In 2013 over 16,000 carcasses of pigs dumped by farmers were dredged from a river that supplies tap water to Shanghai.
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A vast fleet of rentable bikes has sprung up over the past three years—as have mountains of their abandoned carcasses.
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Giant marine predators also leave behind recognizable marks in gnawed bones and scars in survivors&apos bodies (or on their carcasses).
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Vultures eating the carcasses of animals recently treated with the drug died from severe kidney failure within weeks of ingesting it.
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More carcasses means less room in the cooler overall, and Lauritsen fears that could shorten worker shifts and lighten worker wallets.
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GE purchases the frozen carcasses of birds including geese, ducks and gulls through federal programs because they are often protected species.
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And the agency's data showed that rates of salmonella contamination tend to be much higher on parts than on whole carcasses.
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Several carcasses of protected animals including a black Indochinese leopard were found near their jungle campsite, national park rangers had said.
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As soon as we touched down, we saw traces of the war: the scattered carcasses of destroyed airplanes along the runway.
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Cruise lines are ridding their engine exhaust of harmful sulfides and powering their ships with innovative biofuels made from fish carcasses.
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Dr. Mayo thinks there may have been many more whose carcasses were never found, because they sunk to the ocean floor.
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When they sent a remotely operated vehicle back a day later to check one of the carcasses, they got a shock.
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Within two days, scavengers including giant isopods -- a crustacean related to woodlice -- began crawling on the carcasses and consuming the flesh.
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Elders said the dogs had attacked children, and they strung up their carcasses from a mango tree for nearly a month.
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These troops were responsible for preparing whole carcasses, such as beef and lamb, for distribution to various units around the world.
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Discarded carcasses reported around Newfoundland suggest that some hunters are killing more than the law allows or than they can consume.
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Necropsies (animal autopsies) are being performed on the carcasses to try to determine why the whales ended up on the beach.
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Shark carcasses take up valuable hold space in smaller ships, and as they decompose, they produce ammonia that contaminates the other catch.
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Scientists think CWD spreads from animal to animal via contaminated body fluids or through indirect exposure to contaminated carcasses or drinking water.
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They compared them to zoo lions, wild lions, cheetahs (which do not eat bones) and hyenas (which scavenge and eat entire carcasses).
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And of course there's a lot of shit in the photographs, bird carcasses and garbage and decay and insulation plunging from ceilings.
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And soon, scientists hope to add another eco-friendly choice to the field of non-plastic packaging: wrap made from crab carcasses.
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Some had worked in the facility for over 25 years, pulling apart maggot-infested chicken carcasses and feeding them to the fish.
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"Accredited shooters will now be able to harvest kangaroos and have carcasses processed for pet food by licensed businesses," reads the release.
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According to BBC, 87 elephant carcasses were recently discovered near the borders of the well-known Okavango Delta wildlife sanctuary in Botswana.
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It hangs out at the bottom of the ocean, looking for carcasses to descend from above, and then feasts on the remains.
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Those in favour of culling point out that Australia earns $175m annually from the carcasses, which are butchered in struggling rural towns.
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These humans, the study suggests, were sophisticated tool makers and competent hunters, capable of taking down large game and processing animal carcasses.
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As their numbers declined, a host of other disease-ridden animals—in particular, rabid dogs—came to feed on the carcasses instead.
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Floating in the pool of the cloudy soupy sap—also known as palm juice—is a collection of bee and fly carcasses.
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Chicken carcasses will be disposed of primarily through composting inside the houses where the chickens were being raised, North Carolina officials said.
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THE WHOLE HOG China is importing U.S. hog carcasses because it needs the entire animal, rather than specific parts, market analysts said.
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About 100 miles of coastline are clogged with the carcasses of dead fish, sea turtles, sea birds, manatees and even a shark.
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According to the complaint, cat carcasses were discovered scattered across the backyard and some of the animals were buried in shallow graves.
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Seabird carcasses are littering beaches in what has shaped up as the fifth consecutive year of large bird die-offs in Alaska.
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Some money will trickle in to the region, and local people are allowed to chop up elephant carcasses, for example, for meat.
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The fight for fans' rights to throw rotting animal carcasses on the ice of NHL arenas this postseason continues to wage on.
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In her poems, the "animal" body can also become detritus, like the carcasses of big game after the trophies have been collected.
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The Hugo casualties are scattered along the forest floor, their carcasses left in situ where they now nurture their own micro-ecosystems.
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The hominins carried the tools with them to use in gathering food, perhaps using sharp-edged stones to carve meat from carcasses.
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A performance by Sylvia Palacios Whitman, shot by Babette Mangolte, shows a group of performers suspended in a bundle like meat carcasses.
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The film showed pumas with overlapping or adjacent territories repeatedly sharing elk carcasses that were too large for one puma to consume.
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They have placed the carcasses of cars, buses, and trailers in strategic locations, as well as heaps of dirt, logs, and stones.
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Carcasses of his past kills littered the ground along with the butts of the Half-and-Half cigarettes he'd rolled at home.
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"I've seen the carcasses," said Christian Marrot, a sheep-raiser who was helping lead a flock through the streets of St.-Girons.
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By the numbers: Prices for swine carcasses have soared 31% and piglets 56% in the past year in Europe, according to Bloomberg.
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In early 2019, they placed three alligator carcasses under the northern Gulf of Mexico, at depths of around 2 kilometers (1.2 miles).
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Burned road signs, leafless trees and the melted carcasses of abandoned automobiles littered the side of N236-1, a winding rural road.
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His posts took on a darker, more obsessive tone, often accompanied by threats of violence and gory images of bloody animal carcasses.
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The carcasses originated from either 10,000 or 120,000 years ago during warming periods, after which ice smothered the lake again, according to Nature.
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Recent Elephants Without Borders research shows that there has been a 500% increase in fresh carcasses spotted from the air in this region.
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"Eventually the carcasses become preserved in the fossil record, and the limited decay allows for the preservation of amazing morphological detail," he said.
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In 2013, more than 500 birds, including vultures, were killed after eating from poison-laced elephant carcasses in Namibia, according to local media.
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Consider insulin, which used to be harvested from pig carcasses, and these days is made in vats of genetically modified yeast or bacteria.
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Photos from the 1970s show "meat carriers" walking down a Berlin street with hacked-open carcasses hanging around their necks like travel pillows.
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In the crowded centre of Kumasi women selling the hairless carcasses of wild grasscutters quote prices between 30 and 55 cedis ($7-12).
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If you look closely at this scene you will notice something else amid the bones of varying sizes, corpses, and animal carcasses: molting.
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After a week, doctoral candidate Evan Buechley went to visit the sites, and noticed that one of the carcasses had gone completely missing.
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Shot-up storefronts and apartment blocks, carcasses of burnt-out armored vehicles and signs marking minefields now define the cityscape along the sea.
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Tests on 21 carcasses revealed almost all the murres were emaciated, and the culprit is likely their lack of a good food supply.
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The federal wildlife agency took over the investigation and sent the carcasses to its forensics lab in Oregon, according to spokeswoman Catherine Hibbard.
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But if someone does want or need to see a large quantity of bird carcasses, European olive groves have them by the millions.
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As you would expect, Cargill is more interested in getting cattle carcasses efficiently sliced up than in the finer points of Islamic supplication.
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Separately, police in Vietnam earlier this week arrested three men for transporting seven frozen tiger carcasses from Laos to Hanoi, state media reported.
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The theories range from scavengers such as carrion bugs eating the carcasses to people attacking the animals to cause financial harm to ranchers.
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More than 500 endangered vultures that fed off the carcasses also died — the largest mass poisoning of vultures in Africa, Dr. Chase said.
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In 120 criminal cases completed or still pending, Rhodis has linked DNA on horns, equipment or clothing to particular carcasses, Dr. Harper said.
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Since mass mortality events are relatively rare (though they may be increasing in frequency), Dr. Steyaert also wants to study individual carcasses elsewhere.
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In the latter case, the Idaho fish and game commissioner seen grinning with an array of carcasses from an African hunting trip resigned.
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She said six of the eagle carcasses were sent to a Fish and Wildlife Service forensics laboratory in Oregon for testing in 2016.
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"It's gross but it's helping people," Peter Golia, who runs Rat Trap Distribution, said as he held aloft a bag of rat carcasses.
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Deep sea discovery: Scientists dropped alligator carcasses deep into the Gulf of Mexico to investigate what scavengers might be lurking at the bottom.
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"I was taught nothing about foie gras, nothing about confits, nothing about magrets, nothing about carcasses," he told Mr. Daley of The Times.
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As a child, Francisca coolly absorbed the anatomy lessons that her mother, a former eye surgeon, delivered with the help of animal carcasses.
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This hunter had come in with three deer carcasses he wanted processed into venison and some jerky and they were pretty, uh, fresh.
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You reward Julie, the butcheress, for her determination to show up when it is not warm with the purchases of two duck carcasses.
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"Poultry Slaughter Procedures," a USDA training video obtained by the Physicians Committee through a FOIA request made in 2013, revealed that the chicken slaughtering process ends with carcasses soaking in a tank of cold water that industry experts call "fecal soup" to describe the brown, feces-laden liquid that the carcasses marinate in for up to one hour before being packaged for consumers.
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On the three-hour drive from Garowe to the Uusgure IDP camp, the main road is littered with the carcasses of goats and camels.
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Several labs used tissue samples collected from the carcasses during the die-off, and confirmed that the deaths were linked to bacterium Pasteurella multocida.
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By the time it ended, a 12-foot-wide ridge of bird carcasses from a single farm in Iowa stretched more than six miles.
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Image: Sea ShepherdIn a disturbing repeat of last year, Japanese whalers returned to port Friday with the carcasses of 333 minke whales on board.
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Correction, January 18, 11:28 AM: This article previously said that multiple tardigrade carcasses were found in an underground lake by the South Pole.
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Eighty per cent of its carcasses are exported to the continent, the bulk to France, and 60% of the company's employees are eastern Europeans.
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As crews dispose of animal carcasses, Oklahoma State Veterinarian Rod Hall said the economic impact to farmers could be compounded by a psychological blow.
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The European Medicines Agency confirmed in 2014 that the residues of diclofenac found in animal carcasses put vultures in the European Union at risk.
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All that remains is a field pitted by abandoned trenches and bomb craters, littered with scorched tents and the twisted metal carcasses of vehicles.
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Until then, most beef, lamb, and pork had been sold in carcasses, which were broken down by butchers in specialty shops or, increasingly, supermarkets.
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For him, eyewitness testimony is a powerful sort of evidence, as are the mutilated carcasses, photographs, and video evidence collected by scientists at NIDS.
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It was later adopted by scientific labs to dispose of disease-contaminated bodies, like cow carcasses infected by mad cow disease in the 1990s.
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Instead, it contained pictures of the bloody carcasses of Tasmania's native animals: a wombat with its intestines pulled out, a kangaroo missing its face.
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A search party of hired hands roared back into camp on motorbikes to say they had found their carcasses, eaten by a wild animal.
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Many states without the disease ban hunters from bringing in parts of the carcasses of deer they have killed in states with existing infections.
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Around Wee Waa, it has been the kangaroos invading soccer fields and crowding roadsides after dark, their carcasses littering the pavement in the morning.
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She delivered whole carcasses herself from Vermont slaughterhouses directly to chefs at Daniel, Jean Georges, the 21975 Club, Chanterelle and Gramercy Tavern, among others.
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Coyotes, cougars and gray wolves were better able to adapt their diets by hunting small mammals or scavenge from carcasses when large prey disappeared.
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Beginning late last year, fishermen were coming across the scarred and emaciated carcasses of dolphins, sometimes five a day, bobbing up to the surface.
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After years of education efforts in the Republic of Congo, "people there adamantly told us they don't eat carcasses any more," Dr. Olson said.
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Consequent reductions in those species' numbers can be invisible even to marine biologists, since the failure to reproduce doesn't result in carcasses on beaches.
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The only significant violence is done by Sean to a succession of animals both living and dead — rabbit carcasses, writhing eels, lobsters, crickets, blowfish.
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The CDC worked closely with Namibia to collect specimens from affected wildlife carcasses for use with the newly developed Active Anthrax Detect Rapid Test.
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"So this is how ham is made," says my friend Sherry Zhen, a Jinhua native, says, staring wide-eyed at the salt-covered carcasses.
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Their ability to crack bones—giving them the name "bone-crushing"—made them skilled scavengers able to feed on carcasses of most large herbivores.
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Imagine Van Gogh's "Potato Eaters," except that there's a pile of grilled duck carcasses instead of potatoes and everyone at the table is happy.
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The temple said in a comment on its Facebook page that wildlife authorities had already been aware that the carcasses were in the freezer.
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The carcasses of cubs that had died had been kept, rather than cremated, since 2010 on the instructions of a former vet, it said.
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Farmers are trying to decide how to dispose of the carcasses that dot the landscape, though others might not be found until the snow melts.
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Botswana's Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism advised people not to touch the dead hippos and to report any sightings of hippo carcasses.
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Also designed to be able to produce fuel on Mars—it makes no sense to have a graveyard of rocket carcasses on Mars, he says.
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In 2018, the US Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service detected campylobacter in 18% of chicken carcasses and 16% of chicken parts sampled.
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There is certainly something extreme about the serried carcasses, blackened by blow torches to burn off the fur, the faces charred in a rictus grin.
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In 2012, photos surfaced from a safari hunting trip to Zimbabwe, where Trump Jr. and brother Eric Trump posed alongside the carcasses of majestic animals.
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They get rid of carcasses before they can poison the environment, effectively preventing the spread of disease within their ecosystem, the San Diego Zoo said.
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The final rule released in October removes federal limits on pork processing line speeds — allowing meatpackers to move more carcasses per hour and maximize profits.
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In this plausible near-future, groups of wealthy investors buy up imperiled but essential services, load them up with debt, and feast on their carcasses.
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In 2012, photos surfaced from a trip to Zimbabwe, first published on Hunting Legends, where Trump Jr. and brother Eric Trump posed alongside animal carcasses.
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Yellowstone closes areas of the park where humans are more likely to encounter bears that could react aggressively while feeding on elk and bison carcasses.
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The bullet fragments left behind in the carcasses can deposit lead levels so high they could kill a human, according to the National Park Service.
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His comments came after a series of violent attacks on Muslims and low-caste Hindus for transporting cattle, disposing of cow carcasses and eating beef.
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They have wanted to avoid a repeat of Hurricane Floyd, which overwhelmed hog farms and pits in 1999, contaminating waterways with animal carcasses and waste.
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Mr. Olmsted recorded whale carcasses amid choppy waves; weapons used in hunting expeditions; costumes worn by islanders; and encounters with icebergs, snow, hail and gales.
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They stacked the thousands of carcasses in 192013-foot windrows of wood shavings and straw so the heat of decay would burn the virus away.
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The study focused on a beetle species, Nicrophorus vespilloides, known for burying carcasses of small animals like birds and rodents as food for their larvae.
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Mr. Cabral was helping to haul boar carcasses off the trucks near the sports club and through a parting crowd, including many women and children.
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Locals speak of foul-smelling, dried-out carcasses littering the ground as far as the eye could see, flies buzzing only over the freshest specimens.
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For years, the FSIS's salmonella-testing program focused on carcasses—whole chickens that have been slaughtered, plucked, and cleaned but not yet cut into parts.
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In other words, like M.L.P.s that are now piling up as dead carcasses in the oil depression, they probably should not exist in this form.
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While there were no official reports of human casualties, hundreds of reindeer were reduced to charred carcasses in the explosion, the British Broadcasting Corporation reported.
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At sundown, an eyeglass case, a belt buckle, the carcasses of dogs and the shells of cellphones dotted the still-smoldering field where they fell.
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Park visitors and workers began finding the carcasses scattered over the past few weeks, the park's director, Dan Andrews, told The Malone Telegram on Thursday.
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Based on aerial surveys and field visits, the authors report that fresh elephant carcasses in Botswana increased by nearly 278 percent from 2500 to 2018.
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Their fate may hold some poetic justice — the carcasses help sequester carbon, and scientists believe they may play an important role in forestalling climate change.
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To the south, young children scurried around noxious rubbish piles, full of fetid, month-old chicken carcasses, used condoms, and piles of fossilised dog shit.
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The filmmakers scrutinize processing plants, where carcasses are butchered by the trailer-load, and deride the Australian government, which they suggest is mismanaging the populations.
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Their bodies soon became a soup of nutrients and a rich feeding ground for scavengers, which dropped feces packed with seeds all around the carcasses.
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Incidentally, "that's exactly what the carcasses are creating," Dr. Steyaert said, explaining that abrupt shifts in soil nutrients and acidity from rotting carrion kills vegetation.
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When his parents took him driving, he remembered, the car's windshield was frequently so smeared with insect carcasses that you almost couldn't see through it.
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When it all went sideways, people like Steve "I Take Great Offense to Anybody Who Calls Me the Foreclosure King" Mnuchin picked at the carcasses.
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The ivory is hacked away by a sharp axe and the carcasses covered with bushes in an attempt to conceal the kill, according to Chase.
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Sinclair described how spoiled meat was doctored to appear fresh; sausages were plumped up with rat carcasses; an unlucky worker was accidentally rendered into lard.
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To do a controlled experiment, you'd either have to source and distribute hordes of carcasses yourself or somehow learn to predict an impending mass death.
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The comment is sharp: The caste of pig-skinners lives next to this shack while the mutton-loving officer can't bear the sight of carcasses.
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It's like a zombie movie where the main characters keep saying "But zombies aren't real!" no matter how many walking, moaning, rotting carcasses they face.
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This concession to the snowflakes among us is something that Sweeney, a vengeful former convict who converts much of London's populace into carcasses for Mrs.
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Conservative political discourse in 2018, meme or otherwise, looks at women through the same frame as animal carcasses are seen in a meat-packing plant.
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Also on display was the body of a Binturong, a protected species commonly known as a bearcat, which the authorities found with the cub carcasses.
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The authorities are investigating the largest die-off of bald eagles in Maryland in three decades after 13 carcasses were found on the state's Eastern Shore.
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In April, four illegal boats were discovered in as many days in Sierra Leone, including a Chinese vessel with 70 bags of shark carcasses on board.
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Even in these cases, buying whole carcasses is still a benefit, and those animals require very little butchery to get what you want out of them.
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Wearing proper equipment while field dressing deer carcasses and minimizing time spent handling their brain and spinal tissue, where the disease originates, can also prevent infection.
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The multitude of fish carcasses showed up on a stretch of Interstate 40 in Pender County, according to a Facebook post from the Penderlea Fire Department.
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At the start of the episode, we see Martinez and a few soldiers in the back of a chicken truck, sitting stoically among the chicken carcasses.
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Inside, however, is a museum-worthy collection of more than 600 taxidermy pieces, ranging from full-size stuffed lions to spare legs, heads, and animal carcasses.
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Among the pictures is one of Fischer smiling while propping up the heads of bloodied baboon carcasses, including that of a baby in its mother's embrace.
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After hauling them onto their boats, fishermen usually end up releasing the bodies into the water, whereupon a portion of the carcasses wash upon on beaches.
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She stayed with a few of the front runners, ran off to sniff some animal carcasses, romp in the water, and then back to the race.
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The victims were Dalits, or Indians at the bottom of the caste hierarchy who traditionally take away cow carcasses which can then be used for leather.
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The carcasses were decaying and oozing with blood on the trucks because of a shortage of plastic burial containers when rain hit the area on Sunday.
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The researchers also counted elephant carcasses, finding an estimated 12 for every 100 living elephants — an unsustainable level — suggesting that the continent's population is in decline.
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He said that many infected animal carcasses were probably frozen in the area, and that they could thaw and spread anthrax spores in the hot weather.
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As we detailed in the report, workers stand almost shoulder-to-shoulder in these frigid plants as chicken carcasses zip by on high-speed processing lines.
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Perrine said in response that the carcasses would be feasted on by birds and other scavengers, and it was unsafe to try to collect the meat.
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Based on aerial surveys and field visits, researchers report that fresh elephant carcasses in the country were up by nearly 53 percent from 2014 to 2018.
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Cattle carcasses have been found tangled in debris or rotting in trees, while tractors and other expensive machinery are stuck in mud, unable to be moved.
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Mr. Bell, the Waste Management executive, said he had seen everything from Christmas lights to animal carcasses to artillery shells come through the company's recycling facilities.
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The Russian Jewish artist Chaim Soutine (2212-2570), who spent most of his life in Paris, is best known for bloody, ecstatic paintings of beef carcasses.
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The Russian Jewish artist Chaim Soutine (1893-21906), who spent most of his life in Paris, is best known for bloody, ecstatic paintings of beef carcasses.
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The Russian Jewish artist Chaim Soutine (19813-1943), who spent most of his life in Paris, is best known for bloody, ecstatic paintings of beef carcasses.
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The Russian Jewish artist Chaim Soutine (2570-23600), who spent most of his life in Paris, is best known for bloody, ecstatic paintings of beef carcasses.
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The Russian Jewish artist Chaim Soutine (1893-1943), who spent most of his life in Paris, is best known for bloody, ecstatic paintings of beef carcasses.
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Without our love for others, without empathy, we are nothing but empty vessels, carcasses without souls, worthy of none of the things we cherish the most.
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In the U.S. it is legal to wash chicken carcasses in chlorinated water: producers and regulators in the U.S. argue it reduced the spread of contamination.
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Few Britons would ever knowingly eat horsemeat, but it is a common dish on the Continent and that is where the carcasses are believed to go.
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The photographs showed the children watching as reindeer carcasses hung from the ceiling of the slaughterhouse; outside, bloodstained reindeer pelts were stacked up in the snow.
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Firefighters from the town of Penderlea, in the southeastern part of the state, have been hosing fish carcasses off I-40 to prevent vehicles from skidding.
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On a counter between a lineup of chicken carcasses and a pile of husky, dinosaur-esque bones guarded by a stray dog, Otero found his bounty.
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On my second day there, I find myself in the middle of a ham factory, in a room with hundreds of pig carcasses hanging around me.
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At least 20013 people from nomadic communities in northern Siberia have been hospitalized amid an anthrax outbreak that scientists believe was caused by thawing reindeer carcasses.
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At least 40 people from nomadic communities in northern Siberia have been hospitalized amid an anthrax outbreak that scientists believe was caused by thawing reindeer carcasses.
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Carcasses might lay around for a long time before the vultures finally get to them—and a rotting carcass is going to attract a lot of toxins.
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In the distance, a vast body of water offers escape from a towering pile of animal remains, carcasses stripped of flesh, rib bones jutting through exposed skin.
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" The author further insists that this visual recollection resulted in "a shattering series of plucked or half-plucked poultry which runs parallel to the carcasses of beef.
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But the context — being around so many carcasses and so much meat — made me realize that it's impossible to provide this much meat without sacrificing some things.
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MOSCOW – Authorities in Russia&aposs Siberia region are investigating the deaths of 141 seals whose carcasses washed up on the shoreline of the world&aposs deepest lake.
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But 5,424 rhino have been poached in South Africa since 2006, and some feel this may be an underestimate as not all carcasses will have been found.
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A few shark carcasses have turned up in the area around the Gansbaai beaches since 2012—dead great white sharks washing ashore is a rare event itself.
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The nests of Florida ants called Formica archboldi are adorned with the carcasses of their enemies — namely, the heads of other species known as trap-jaw ants.
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A noxious "red tide" has coated 260 miles of beaches along the Gulf Coast with sludge and the carcasses of thousands of fish, sea turtles, and manatees.
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The stench of old blood and rotting pig carcasses was so vile, according to the South China Morning Post, that some farmers couldn't even go to work.
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Water and sludge, fuel oil and debris, carcasses and cars were carried along by the floodwaters running up to 45 miles an hour through Florence's historic center.
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Video footage showed officials from authorities in North Sumatra collecting pig carcasses that had been thrown into rivers this week by boat in order to bury them.
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A hunter from the local city of Kotlik found 18 carcasses along 11 miles of shoreline, and "dozens" more across the bay on Stuart Island, NOAA said.
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At least 44 whale carcasses were reported on or near the coastline this year, the state's Department of Biodiversity and Conservation told The West Australian on Monday.
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HONG KONG — A man in a white protective suit parked a dump truck at the edge of a dusty pit and unloaded a pile of pink carcasses.
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From survey plots, the scientists found that fox and bird feces were most concentrated in carrion-dense areas, supporting their suspicion that carcasses were magnets for scavengers.
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Ecologists typically think of carcasses as hyperlocal "decomposition islands," said Jennifer Pechal, an assistant entomology professor at Michigan State University who was not involved in the study.
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Africa's nature conservation areas are often targeted by poachers due to the high international value of some parts harvested from the carcasses of rare and endangered animals.
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But while conducting aerial surveys for the government this year, Elephants Without Borders said it had come across dozens of elephant carcasses, many with their tusks missing.
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Their bloating carcasses pepper the roads and highways, grim reminders of the dangers suburban life poses for both the animals and the drivers who collide with them.
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"Alligator carcasses are regularly found on beaches and coastlines, and after big storms or hurricanes, alligators have been seen alive 18 miles (29 kilometers) offshore," he added.
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Politicians running for president in 1888 routinely used words like "parasites" and "putrid carcasses" to describe the Chinese, according to a recent article in the Washington Post.
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Scientists emphasize that vultures play a key role in the ecosystem, cleaning up carcasses and controlling disease, but many people consider the birds to be a nuisance.
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Though her lab results regularly detect poison in the elephant carcasses, Ms. Suyanti said the police had never asked her to testify in an elephant killing case.
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Côté comes from an avant-garde background, having made films about humans and animals observing each other (Bestiare) or people finding car parts at a chop shop (Carcasses).
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Haywood and her colleagues suspected the giant shipworms might instead be consuming hydrogen sulfide released by decaying vegetation or rotting animal carcasses at the bottom of the bay.
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On two of these occasions, the orcas were seen stripping the carcasses of skin, indicating they were hunting for a meal and not just doing it for sport.
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After all, the dude slept in animal carcasses in freezing temps and ate some pretty disgusting stuff for his role as a 19th-century frontiersman out for revenge.
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The carcasses of goats, sheep and camels strewn around Burao and the vast, dusty scrubland surrounding the small city, are stark reminders of the extent of the hardship.
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The ban, expected to start next week, would cover live pigs and wild boars as well as carcasses from Myanmar, to prevent the disease from spreading into Thailand.
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What made the giant squid tantalizing was that their carcasses washed up reasonably often, but it was unheard of for anyone, other than fishermen, to see them alive.
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Scientists have uncovered mammoth skeletons and frozen carcasses everywhere from Spain to Siberia, and the understanding was that these creatures had wholly disappeared by about 11,000 years ago.
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European countries also use the precautionary principle to ban American chicken products by claiming that washing carcasses in chlorine to disinfect them is ineffective and will cause cancer.
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Marine habitats are particularly conducive to fossilization because carcasses are more likely to become rapidly buried in seafloor sediment, lowering the risk of damage from decomposition or scavengers.
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The skeletons of smoldering homes and charred metal truck carcasses conjure the image of some post-apocalyptic wasteland in what was, just the day before, a residential neighbourhood.
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Twelve carcasses have turned up so far this year in Canada and three more in American waters; only five calves were born, as far as researchers can tell.
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The carcasses of burned cars still littered the landscape around Paradise, where 86 people died in the Camp Fire last year, some of them while trying to escape.
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In the pork market, cutout values were also lower for carcasses, loins, butts and bellies, according to the USDA, as large U.S. supplies loom over the hog market.
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The team then delivers them to their test plots, distributing some 15 tons of pig carcasses (about 200 individuals of varying sizes) over the course of a day.
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The protagonist, an earnest Brahmin policeman investigating the rape and murder of two lower-caste girls, gags when he opens a shack and sees raw pink unskinned carcasses.
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Mr. Lamason said that leaving the carcasses in the water would have helped them decompose faster, but that might have posed a danger to people visiting the coast.
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Most of what scientists know about the species is gleaned from their carcasses or pooled from behaviors observed among the 22 known species in the beaked whale family.
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We hope that's not the only reason, because this is already A Thing among people who enjoy catching fish, holding fish, and casually using fish carcasses as drinkware.
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The fish carcasses were not bloated, decayed, or scavenged, suggesting that they were buried quickly — and that few animals were left alive after the cataclysm to come digging.
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In America, after birds are slaughtered, their carcasses are washed with chemicals to manage pathogens such as salmonella and E. coli—a process known as "pathogen reduction treatment" (PRT).
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The DOC has contacted the local indigenous population to discuss next steps, but the carcasses may be left on the beach for nature take its course, the AP reports.
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Hours after heading out to sea, their ships returned with the carcasses of two freshly harpooned minke whales, their huge, gaping maws draped off the sterns of the vessels.
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The insect might have visited some unsavory spots, such as dumpsters and dog poop in a more urban area, or farms and animal carcasses in a more rural area.
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Thousands of carcasses -- saiga mothers with their calves -- were found in the vast open wilderness of central and western Kazakstan, a U.N. Environmental Program spokesperson told CNN in 2015.
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On top of being legally permitted to dump "food waste, cargo residue, cleaning waste, and animal carcasses" right into the water, cruises also a big air polluter as well.
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Scientists on Twitter have been sharing their grossest, goriest, and most striking photos of carcasses — a fun way to pass the time if you're into death and wildlife photography.
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Last summer, a severe red tide similarly damaged a smaller section of the Gulf, with a surplus of algae suffocating marine life and leaving beaches riddled with fish carcasses.
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"When I first got there I was bummed because it's hard to get these carcasses, to haul them out and set them up," he noted in a press release.
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At other points, he and Thug end up in front of a huge house surrounded by creepy kids wearing masks, old people dressed in all black, and animal carcasses.
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Scientists are still debating their impact, but it's generally accepted that they have helped other carnivores thrive because of leftover carcasses that are then feasted on by other animals.
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The latest case follows the death of a beached whale in Hunstanton, Norfolk, on Friday and the discovery of three carcasses near the resort of Skegness over the weekend.
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Last year, wildlife officials found Premchai and three others in the Thungyai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary with carcasses of protected animals including a black Indochinese leopard near their jungle campsite.
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The sheep carcasses dotting the landscape were not so great for public relations, and photos of wounded sheep and orphaned lambs made it into the papers and nightly news.
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In a Facebook post in March, the temple said that it was normal for some cubs to die and that the staff had been preserving the carcasses since 2010.
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He said the government had implemented bio-security measures in the affected areas by ordering authorities to immediately bury pig carcasses and disinfect areas to prevent the virus spreading.
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It was a mess: The streets were lined with rotting carcasses, full of manure and flies, traffic accidents from the horse-drawn carriages were constant — it was a nightmare.
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Images published by the semiofficial Fars news agency showed part of the nose crashed through a wall and into a game room, with a pile of lamb carcasses outside.
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"There were dead animals all through here," he said, recalling the carcasses of kangaroos, feral deer, wallabies, wombats, possums, and birds of numerous species strewn across the charred landscape.
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Kelly Landen, a program manager with the group, said Elephants Without Borders had reported fresh carcasses to the government after the first week of surveys, but received no response.
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America is dotted with ghostly, long-abandoned carcasses of malls — massive structures that were once bustling shopping centers but were forced to close down after seeing dismal foot traffic.
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The bears — well the bear carcasses — belong to American hunters who killed them legally in Canada but failed to bring them home before an importation ban went into effect.
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Even in the absence of innumerable animal carcasses, ecologists are worried that hardy, fast-growing invasive species will gain a foothold in burn scars and muscle native species out.
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Simply knowing that fragment of history, and knowing that domesticated turkey chicks freeze when hawks fly overhead, make them more complicated creatures than farmyard poultry or oven-ready carcasses.
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Researchers began studying stranded carcasses of the smaller whale, most notably a severely decomposed 2008 specimen whose crescent-shaped blowhole indicated it was a member of the Berardius genus.
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He also credited the expertise of locals; one fisherman, Kenji Sakurai, assisted in analysis and would come armed to the site of strandings to protect carcasses from hungry bears.
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Almost 90 elephant carcasses were found during a survey in the north of the country, compared with nine during the previous audit of the region in 2014, it found.
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The die-off was catalogued by local volunteers who identified more than 350 carcasses that washed up on the shores of St. Paul Island in the northern Pacific Ocean.
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By tracking the overall toxicant levels in fisher carcasses submitted for necropsy over several years, Mourad was able to see if legalizing recreational marijuana in Oregon changed these levels.
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There was a foul odor of what seemed to be a mix of fish carcasses and human excrement—so strong everyone had to cover their mouths to keep from gagging.
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In August it took a share in a "meatless-meat" company, Memphis Meats, that produces beef, chicken and duck out of the cells of living animals, rather than from carcasses.
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Bleeding animal carcasses, piglets torn from their mothers, and the harrowing squeals of pigs being led to slaughter could be coming to a university campus or high street near you.
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As the carcasses decompose, they raise the phosphorous levels in the river by as much as 451%, the carbon by up to 191%, and the nitrogen by up to 78%.
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If the other 80% of the bears start feeding on the whale carcasses as well, "the subsidies may not be sufficient for the number of individuals making use of them."
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Nearly 90 elephant carcasses were found during an aerial survey in the north of the country, compared with nine during the previous audit of the region in 2014, it found.
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"Undeterred, Andrew Renner states, &aposI&aposm gonna get rid of these guys&apos while tossing the cubs&apos limp carcasses onto the snow outside the den,&apos" the documents say.
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The campaign lands a month after Hurricane Matthew flooded manure lagoons and left behind millions of drowned hog, chicken and turkey carcasses, raising water contamination risks in the U.S. southeast.
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This news is sparking outrage: Last week, Japan announced that its whaling boats had returned from Antarctic waters hauling the carcasses of 333 minke whales — including some 157 pregnant females.
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GAZA (Reuters) - The last survivors of a Gaza zoo, where dozens of animals died of starvation and children petted stuffed carcasses, left on Wednesday for sanctuary outside the Palestinian territory.
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In pen, pencil and watercolor, they added drawings of heaving whales in their death throes dragging boats, bleeding whale carcasses being torn apart and seamen's coffins lowered into the ocean.
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Russia's Defense Ministry has sent 200 specialists to the area to try to rid it of infected animals, with plans to incinerate as many as 120 reindeer carcasses a day.
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Utracán Journal UTRACÁN, Argentina — After days in the wilderness, the hunters drove up to the sports club in rusty pickup trucks with carcasses of wild boars splayed on their roofs.
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Lim provided Newstapa with an invoice -- later posted online -- allegedly from an animal carcass collection company, which billed CARE for collection of 5.7 tons of carcasses between 2015 and 2018.
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Because the common dolphin is a protected species, fishermen cannot bring the bodies ashore, so they throw the carcasses into the sea and most bycatch remains unseen, Mr. Dabin added.
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Making reliable estimates is especially difficult in wilder areas because scavengers quickly sniff out fallen carcasses, said Simon Thomsett, an ornithologist and trustee of the Kenya Bird of Prey Trust.
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For a few hundred thousand years after the split, the ancestors of living humans left behind such basic tools as stone axes for butchering carcasses and spear blades for hunting.
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These early humans hunted the animals, typically fallow deer, and stripped most of the meat and fat from the carcasses before returning to the cave with their limbs and skulls.
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Rabobank estimates that China's pork production could fall by 25% this year, which means the country would need to import as much as 1.5 million metric tons of pig carcasses.
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Near the Manzo entrance, visitors will find a glass-enclosed butcher room, for tasks like breaking down whole carcasses into cuts for both the restaurant and the market's retail counter.
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Pat McCrory said thousands of animals drowned so far as a result of this storm — mostly chickens on poultry farms — and he was deciding on rules for disposing of the carcasses.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Jason Schreiber (Twitter)Dead whale removal has long been an issue for humans who don't want large, rotting carcasses taking up precious beach real estate.
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The book Icon, by Sayuri Nishiyama, with its hefty rubber cover, is full of renderings of fish carcasses so beautiful they turn blood, bones, eyeballs, and guts into painterly pop abstractions.
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I quickly fell into a rhythm during the non-paved sections, scanning the sloping green footpath ahead of me as best I could for snakes, ant mounds, and freshly rotting carcasses.
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On the southern short of Lake Turkana, famed for the harsh beauty of its landscape, residents are burning carcasses to stop the bodies from infecting water supplies if the rains come.
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It's cobbled-together architectural forms resemble the hollowed out carcasses of small abandoned homes, but at this scale they look more like bird houses, suggesting their residents have all flown away.
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"We tell them to look at the tanks," he said, referring to the charred carcasses of Russian tanks and armored personnel carriers that line the highway along the Panjshir river valley.
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" With their spooky appeal, Bacon's images summoned carcasses on hooks like the ones that prompted him, after a bloody meal of chops and trotters, to tell Peppiatt: "Life's just like that.
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The video shows the men throwing the sow's carcass in bags and leaving the area, returning two days later to collect the cub carcasses, prosecutors said, the Anchorage Daily News reports.
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Diesel fuel was delivered to the region to burn the infected carcasses, but officials have been hesitant to do so because of recent wildfires in the region, the governor's office said.
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Japan says the point of examining the carcasses is to determine the age of dead whales so as to increase awareness of what is needed to help preserve "sustainable" whale numbers.
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The day before, rangers found a poaching camp, uncovering a haul of carcasses—buffalo, crocodile, giant forest hog, monkey, water buck, and hippo (its teeth, a valuable substitute for elephant ivory).
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In years to come, Kusamba will regale her children with tales of upstaging two very talented men while voicing an animal that waits to eat the rotting flesh scraps off carcasses.
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"It is not clear at this moment whether they hunted, but the evidence clearly shows that they were successfully competing with carnivores and enjoyed first access to animal carcasses," she adds.
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Gillian Jagger, an artist guided by a deep-seated connection to nature and best known for imposing sculptures and installations that often incorporated tree trunks and animal carcasses, died on Oct.
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The reason so many carcasses have been found by fisherman is because giant squid are filled with ammonium ions, which are lighter than seawater, causing them to float after they die.
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The team discovered this troubling link between PDV transmission and Arctic sea ice loss by analyzing samples collected from more than 2,500 live mammals and 165 carcasses between 2001 and 2016.
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Just last year, for instance, we had four poachers who killed some deer out of season, then loaded up the carcasses in their vehicle and tried to run down another buck.
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A CARE employee told CNN he had seen the document and confirmed the figure, but it is unclear how many of the carcasses were the result of euthanasia or natural deaths.
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Norman's parlor wasn't just filled with stuffed bird carcasses There were also paintings — including a reproduction of "Susanna and the Elders," by the 17th-century artist Frans van Mieris the Elder.
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"The wells have been contaminated with carcasses of dead animals and filled with mud," said Esther Mariaselvam, a regional manager for Action Aid, a nonprofit organization coordinating relief work in Kerala.
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In Boende, a small town up another tributary of the Congo River, three hunters were recently caught with bonobo carcasses and sentenced to several years in a stifling colonial-era prison.
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In 2016, more than 300 reindeer, huddled together in a storm, were killed by lightning on the Norwegian mainland, their carcasses left sprawled across a hillside on the Hardangervidda Mountain plateau.
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Alaska saw the most birds washed up -- in Prince William Sound, to the south of the state, more than 4,600 bird carcasses were found every kilometer (0.62 miles), the study said.
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Now that rescue attempts on the Queen Hind have concluded, the next issue will be righting the ship so that crews can remove the carcasses and incinerate them, Mr. Arafat said.
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It argued that some of the dead piglets shown in the film were stillborn and accused DxE of hand-placing piglet carcasses in the same gestation crate as live newborn ones.
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The government has put 24 out of its 77 provinces on watch with restrictions on movement of pigs and wild boars, as well as its carcasses, semen or embryos for breeding.
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Anthrax that killed humans and animals in Siberia a century ago can be spread through anthrax spores to individuals alive today if they come into contact with the carcasses, Kokorin says.
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Hog futures drew support from expected increases in weekly U.S. pork export sales figures after the USDA said on Monday that commodity exporters must disclose sales of hog carcasses, effective immediately.
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China is buying U.S. hog carcasses from companies like WH Group's Smithfield Foods because Chinese meat processors need entire animals, not just certain cuts, during the disease outbreak, according to analysts.
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Between 19893 and 2017, Hong Kong seized 43 metric tons of pangolin scales and carcasses — representing tens of thousands of animals — in shipments arriving from six countries, principally Cameroon and Nigeria.
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He said it felt good to be earning $11.23 an hour, even if the new job entailed cutting off necks and pulling out guts on a seemingly endless conveyor of carcasses.
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Although the majority of areas containing elephants had protected status, researchers reported finding high numbers of elephant carcasses in those regions, indicating that elephants are struggling both within and outside the parks.
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In December 2004, the co-op board that controlled the building removed Pale Male's enormous nest, complaining about the droppings and half-eaten animal carcasses that sometimes fell to the streets below.
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This makes sense, since one of the dead carcasses we see in the graveyard is that of a small, furry murdered animal; it's about the size of Mews, and equally ripped apart.
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What they found: Wildebeest carcasses take about 28 days to decompose, and as they did they were integrated into the food chain at every level, from scavenging birds to fish to bacteria.
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GIF: LUMCON/GizmodoFor the first time ever, scientists placed alligator carcasses at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico to see which bottom feeders might make a meal of the dead reptiles.
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Something about the bullet-shredded metal trailers and burned-out pickup trucks captured Bouchard's imagination, so he secured permission to photograph the tortured metal carcasses after shooting was finished for the day.
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I can't even praise the game's commitment to that dreary impersonal atmosphere or tone, because it even squanders the potential to make swarms of rotting carcasses and rats feel anything but rote.
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"We have ordered 56 to 58 tonnes of whole carcasses, which are expected to arrive by the end of July," said Chen Fugang, owner of Aoyang International, a Shanghai-based trading company.
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While Canada rinses beef carcasses to reduce the risk of e-coli, the EU currently bans the two rinsing methods used by big Canadian meat-packing firms, effectively excluding them, Masswohl said.
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Dalits have refused to handle dead animals, whose rotting carcasses are piling up, until they are given assurances that they will not be attacked and that their longstanding oppression will be addressed.
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About 100 wolves belong to 10 packs in Yellowstone, which is considered the ideal park for sightings of the animals as they hunt elk, feed on carcasses and play with their pups.
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The ban would cover live pigs and carcasses in an effort to prevent the disease from spreading into Thailand, said a notice on the Thai Department of Development of Livestock on Friday.
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Mohammed Ahmednoor said in a statement released on Twitter that the carcasses of the two animals had been discovered in a skeletal state, meaning that the crimes were committed some time ago.
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Most are assembled from New York street finds — car parts, old clothes, animal carcasses, police barricades, wood from construction sites — to which Mr. Durham added "Indian" touches: beading, seashell inlay and feathers.
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Jackie Arthur, herself a deer hunter, is paid by the Town of Shelter Island to break down hundreds of field-dressed carcasses into roasts and steaks for free distribution to the community.
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Meanwhile, local ranchers' groups have convinced twelve state legislatures to pass laws that prohibit words such as "meat" and "burger" from being used on labels for anything that's not "harvested" from carcasses.
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Houses and building sites border the excavation zone, and sometimes during the dig, workers have had to clear trash and animal carcasses, according to Salima Ikram, an Egyptian member of the team.
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China does have prepackaged meat, but the value Chinese people place on the "freshness" of food means they're also accustomed to carcasses that still look like animals, or even butchering animals themselves.
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Standing in the same spot for eight hours or more at a time, in near-freezing temperatures, slashing at carcasses that swing by at a fast pace, can numb body and soul.
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Pilot whales, which are part of the dolphin family, weigh between one and four tons each, providing a logistical challenge to local authorities, who are now working on disposing of the carcasses.
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Mike Chase, the director and founder of Elephants Without Borders, told CNN halfway through the survey in September that the level of poaching was "unprecedented" after nearly 90 elephant carcasses were found.
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The carcasses of at least 55 Yellowstone area bears have been found so far this year, with most dying from human-related activities, according to figures compiled by the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Because he did not report the episode, local officials could not make sure he followed all the steps necessary to halt the spread, like burying carcasses a considerable distance from the farm.
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Which was convenient, because two days after I finally got the shampoo, I needed to bath Arthur, since he rolled in a leaf pile I imagine had dead squirrel carcasses in it.
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This is the company that experimented with battery power in the EV-1, only to recall the two-seater from its owners, crush them all, and pile the carcasses up in a junkyard.
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Ending the program, experts fear, will leave the world more vulnerable to lethal pathogens like Ebola and MERS that emerge from unexpected places, such as bat-filled trees, gorilla carcasses and camel barns.
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Luis Gomez rescues baby chicks from floodwaters Firefighters in North Carolina have been washing scores of fish off of a highway after their carcasses washed up on the road with Hurricane Florence's floodwaters.
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The worst-hit fish farms are in Babel province, south of Baghdad, where farmers scooped dozens of floating carp carcasses out of their cages and dumped them in the Euphrates over the weekend.
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Read more Leonardo DiCaprio on "agonizing" 'Revenant' shoot: I was "sleeping in animal carcasses" After about an hour of screen time, Glass manages to make his way to the fort, exposing Fitzgerald's lie.
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While ivory has often been missing from elephants, locals say some animals are used "as target practice," with carcasses left by raiders with only the tail missing, to be used as an ornament.
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McKinney explains in her study that only 20% of the bears are feeding on these carcasses, leaving 80% of the population to fast until the freezing season when they can hunt more successfully.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Carcasses of dolphins are washing up on Bulgaria's Black Sea beaches at a higher than normal rate, with a record 108 dead animals discovered this year, local authorities said on Thursday.
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An American hunter is facing widespread backlash and possibly prompting changes to local laws after sharing on Twitter photos of her posing with the carcasses of wild goats she killed while in Scotland.
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The United States Forest Service then used explosives to blow up the three carcasses, spreading the remains so they would not attract predators such as grizzly bears at the campground, The Chronicle reported.
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" While there are numerous "mammoth megasites" in Eurasia and North America where humans have "processed" carcasses, he said, "there has been debate about whether the remains represent hunted animals or scavenged natural deaths.
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The philosopher king of the barbecue, his party trick is splaying whole animal carcasses and hoisting them up like sails to the wind, allowing heat and smoke to dance across flesh and fat.
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From 23 to 1972, when a presidential proclamation by Richard M. Nixon curtailed the war of extermination, a Department of Agriculture agency now called Wildlife Services collected the carcasses of 3.6 million coyotes.
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At Las Peonias lagoon, about 200 miles from the Colombian border, flamingo hunting is illegal; nonetheless, biology student Luis Sibira spoke to the Herald of coming across the carcasses of numerous butchered flamingos.
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Like latter-day cowboys, they wander into a modest store filled with hanging animal carcasses and buzzing flies, a setting that's as unassuming as it is skin-crawlingly creepy (much like this movie).
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Video footage from other outings to the area also showed bodies, they later learned, and in 2015 they returned again, finding more squid carcasses scattered across the floor, some nearly 10,000 feet down.
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The very Naumanesque "Carousel" (1988), an improvised device dragging fake animal carcasses in a circle, raises the inevitable question nagging anyone pondering the artist's motivations: to what purpose is Carousel's implied cruelty aimed?
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But the carcasses washing up on New England beaches reveal an epidemic that's touching all ages, said Katie Pugliares-Bonner, a senior biologist and necropsy coordinator for the New England Aquarium in Boston.
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The statement did not mention the original claim of 87 carcasses or address the resulting criticism, noting that the group was unable to release any further information until completing its final survey report.
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Metallurgical instruments and communist-era memorabilia cover the walls, while the studio is filled with giant welding equipment, discarded mechanical parts, scattered carcasses of typewriters and television sets, and piles of scrap metal.
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Rats will climb a ladder to reach the bait on the device, at which point a sensor deploys a trip lever that plunges them into a tray that can hold 80 rat carcasses.
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Still, the boats which fishermen on the Aral use today to check their nets are tiny compared with trawlers whose carcasses dot the former seabed, waiting to be picked apart for scrap metal.
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"He's not the type of person to crawl over everyone's dead carcasses to get to the White House," said R.T. Rybak, the former mayor of Minneapolis and a Democratic National Committee vice chairman.
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The agency currently assigns seven inspectors at various points along the slaughter and evisceration lines at the largest pork plants, who look at, examine and sniff carcasses for signs of disease and contamination.
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The agency currently assigns seven inspectors at various points along the slaughter and evisceration lines at the largest pork plants, who look at, examine and sniff carcasses for signs of disease and contamination.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In February, Thai business magnate Premchai Karnasuta was arrested with guns and carcasses of endangered animals in Thailand's Thungyai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary — a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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When thousands of diseased and bloated pig carcasses floated down a tributary of the Huangpu River in Shanghai in early 2013, after being dumped upstream by farmers, the stench turned Zheng Lixing's stomach.
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Thai wildlife authorities found 40 tiger cub carcasses in a freezer in Thailand's infamous Tiger Temple on Wednesday as they removed live animals in response to international pressure over suspected trafficking and abuse.
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Anthropogenic climate change, population growth, habitat destruction, hunting, and the myriad of carcasses rotting in the elephant graveyard of late capitalism are causing animal populations to plummet faster than Mufasa from a cliff's edge.
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Alluding to Soutine's carcasses of beef and his dead fowl, Faure characterizes Soutine's genius through the artist's remarkable ability to breathe life into the medium — the matière, in his words — of the paint itself.
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MENINDEE, Australia (Reuters) - Reduced to a string of stagnant mustard-colored pools, fouled in places with pesticide runoff and stinking with the rotting carcasses of cattle and fish, the Darling River is running dry.
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That's mostly because of people, who fragmented the condor's habitat, strung up powerlines for the condors to run into, and poisoned the birds through poisoned bait, as well as carcasses contaminated with lead ammunition.
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US officials also provided guidance and training after they found out that some poultry producers had difficulty transporting bird carcasses to landfills due to federal and state rules restricting the movement of such cargo.
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While the sea has taken back many of the dead birds, a robust population of bald eagles has carried other carcasses off the beach, scattering bits and pieces into back yards and parking lots.
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The writing moves effortlessly between the transparent ("TURKEY BUZZARDS EXERCISING AUDUBON RIGHTS ON ROOF") to the opaque ("MUSEUM FOR BUSES OF NOON BLEACHED GROUPS WHEELING THRU SPEAKERS OF OBITUARY RAP KEEPING ROCKET CARCASSES GROUNDED").
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From the slaughterhouse, wholesale meat dealers supply the carcasses to back-alley dog-meat restaurants, where customers, many of them older men, enjoy a hot bowl of vegetables, spicy condiments and shredded dog meat.
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She also began hauling home fallen or dead trees and, later, roadkill; when she stumbled upon the bones and carcasses of various animals in a pit, she turned them into a sculpture, "Rift" (22016).
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Under Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has reversed a host of bans on big-game imports, including elephant and lion carcasses from several African countries including Zimbabwe and Zambia.
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The film, for which Leo DiCaprio ate a bison liver and slept in animal carcasses, features members of the Pawnee Nation — the tribe that shares a name with the town in Parks and Rec.
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That represents more than half of the 85 carcasses found over the past eight years, and excludes the 150 pilot whales that beached themselves in Western Australia's Hamelin Bay in March for unknown reasons.
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As a striking number of gray whale carcasses have floated onto West Coast beaches in recent months, the National Marine Fisheries Service has begun asking private landowners to let them decay on their property.
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Researchers using aerial surveys and field visits determined that fresh elephant carcasses in Botswana increased by nearly 210 percent from 4003 to 2400, confirming fears that the illegal ivory trade has reached the country.
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Italy: A whale was found dead in Sardinia with 48 pounds of plastic in its body, the latest in a grim international collection of whale carcasses burdened by dozens of pounds of plastic trash.
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But people should keep their distance from carcasses and injured animals, and keep their dogs away as well, said Lynda Doughty, executive director of Marine Mammals of Maine, which handles strandings in Southern Maine.
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The state banned lead ammo near condors' nesting grounds in 2008 because, there and elsewhere in the country, tons of fragments were poisoning millions of animals like the condors that fed off gunshot carcasses.
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Its stock yards boiled down pig carcasses by the hundreds of thousands to extract millions of pig bristles for export to Europe and America -- the major, and essential, component in the booming toothbrush market.
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"The poisoning was believed to have been caused by lacing of three poached elephant carcasses with a poisonous chemical which (leads) to significant mortality in vultures and eagles," the government statement on social media said.
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Jeff Garrett, an employee with the transportation department, also shared images of the fish carcasses strewn across the interstate: The images were yet another sign of the widespread devastation left by Florence across the Carolinas.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The Pennsylvania Game Commission, meanwhile, is forbidding hunters from bringing whole deer carcasses back into the state from neighboring New York, Ohio, Maryland and West Virginia.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai wildlife authorities found 40 tiger cub carcasses in a freezer in Thailand's infamous Tiger Temple on Wednesday as they removed live animals in response to international pressure over suspected trafficking and abuse.
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In August, protesters poured blood and dumped sheep carcasses in front of the office of one mayor who backed the plan to introduce the two female bears, as tensions flared between farmers and elected officials.
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There is something beautifully bathetic about D'Arrigo's hollow-bodied forms stretching their folded, twisted, knotted and squeezed carcasses across space, as if they are striving to become sentient beings but are unable to do so.
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This process helps to limit the extent of decay on the carcasses and may result in the superb preservation of delicate features such as the ventral nerve cord and other parts of the internal anatomy.
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And because Chasmaporthetes were likely strong enough to crack bones, they may have played an important nutrient-recycling role in the prehistoric ecosystem, breaking down the carcasses of large animals like mammoths, caribou and horses.
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Over 28 months, they found 20173 carcasses from 22017 species, and noticed a roadkill site every four miles — a tenfold increase since 290, when Dr. Fischer presented some of his findings at a transportation conference.
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And then, four salmon carcasses were taken out to sea on fishing boats and dropped into the water — tradition holds that they would go and tell the other salmon how well the tribe treated them.
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The ministry has sent teams to determine the source of the infection, carry out disinfection and stiffen biosecurity measures, he added, urging farmers not to sell sick animals and to dispose of pig carcasses properly.
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The polar bears are eating the carcasses of walruses that have remained on the village's shores since the fall, the Russian branch of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) said Thursday in a statement.
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As the aroma of garbage, urine, and rotting cow carcasses choked the air, the actor issued a demand—of course rendered in his trademark clipped delivery reminiscent of his "gold watch" monologue from Pulp Fiction.
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Now Mr. Okoniewski and others are hoping the unusually large number of carcasses can provide clues into the mysterious lives of these birds, which are considered good indicators of the health of the world's oceans.
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What is clear, nevertheless, is that Soutine's carcasses and fowl continue to be read as abject images, the product of a tortured personality whose traumatic early childhood experiences have shaped the way he engaged the world.
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Conservationists say the dead whale can explode in the heat, so they've been puncturing them so their carcasses don't blow up and they can be safely moved to a nature reserve that's closed to the public.
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They are whole self-regulating ecosystems, from the soil bacteria that fix nitrogen to fertilize roots to the rodents and birds that spread seeds to the fungi that rot away carcasses and break down tree trunks.
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And there is still the problem of cleaning up all of those carcasses of the deceased which can't just be pushed out to sea due to fears they'll become bloated and wash up on public beaches.
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And yet Gregory Erickson, FSU paleontologist and co-author of the new study published today in Scientific Reports, has long observed that the bite marks on the brutalized carcasses of T.rex lunches indicate a bone-chewer.
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The owner of an abandoned Illinois pet store has been charged with aggravated cruelty to animals after police allegedly discovered the carcasses of 41 rabbits, gerbils, guinea pigs, degus, reptiles, hamsters and mice inside, PEOPLE confirms.
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Carcasses have reportedly been found in rivers and on streets as owners discarded them out of fear of contagion, though the agency head M. Azhar Harahap stressed the virus is only infectious to pigs, not humans.
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The carcasses of 8 cubs and three lionesses, all from the same pride, were found scattered in the fishing village of Hamukungu, in southwest Uganda, last week, according to Uganda's Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities.
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"Meat" would better fit the show's focus on the ferocious paintings of plucked fowl and bloody animal carcasses that the great and, I believe, underrated Russian-French artist made in the mid-nineteen-twenties, in Paris.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian authorities have burned the carcasses of nearly 300 crocodiles slaughtered by villagers retaliating for the death of a man attacked by a reptile from a breeding farm, a government official said on Tuesday.
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Chlorinated chicken is currently banned from import under EU rules, along with the use of growth hormones in beef farming, the spraying of pig carcasses with lactic acid and the sale of unlabelled genetically modified food.
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They ran the carcasses through a meat grinder, strained their flesh through mosquito netting, then used microscopes to scan the exudate for larvae, which they sucked into tiny tubes to carry to Atlanta for DNA testing.
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Focused on Croydon, a community south of central London where the disturbing finds were most common, the investigation included post-mortem examinations of cat carcasses found in the area, and involved animal welfare groups and veterinarians.
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Officials in Nevada have been testing carcasses of deer and elk to monitor Chronic Wasting Disease, a highly contagious nervous system disease that affects cervids — meaning elk, deer, moose and reindeer — the Las Vegas Sun reported.
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Projects such as Montana's Blackfoot Challenge successfully protect rural lifestyles and economies while also promoting bear-safe practices, including responsible disposal of trash and livestock carcasses and phone trees that enable neighbors to share bear alerts.
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China, the world's largest pork consumer, is buying U.S. hog carcasses from companies like WH Group's Smithfield Foods because Chinese meat processors need entire animals, not just certain cuts, during the disease outbreak, according to analysts.
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Those on view include the activist installation artist Ai Weiwei; Zhang Huan, known for his self-portraits with animal carcasses and intense head-to-toe tattoos; and Hai Bo, who restages vintage photographs using the same subjects.
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The microscopic patterns on the teeth of the man-eating lions were smooth and most similar to zoo lions, which are fed soft foods like beef, and cheetahs, indicating the Tsavo lions were not fully consuming carcasses.
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The Nevada Department of Wildlife is urging hunters to visit their mobile sampling stations and check their carcasses for chronic wasting disease, a fatal illness that affects the brain and spinal cord of deer, elk and moose.
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"Suddenly, there will be literally hundreds of thousands, if not millions of tons of carp that will be dead in the River Murray," said Pyne — a prospect that will require a massive cleanup of stinky fish carcasses.
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In 2018 alone, the team, working in partnership with the Cambodian Ministry of Environment, removed 403,000 snares and destroyed 779 illegal forest camps -- structures built inside protected areas where poachers sleep and store equipment and animal carcasses.
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There were at least a half-dozen vehicles within spitting distance of where our Humvee parked, and there were helicopters, armored personnel carriers and other giant carcasses strewn about for visitors to examine and, well, play with.
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After the blaze of bad publicity in January, the infamous Tomohon Extreme Market in North Sulawesi stopped the public slaughter of dogs, but video shot by campaigners showed dog carcasses were still being delivered from other locations.
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With nearly 40 million people in the state, Traverso argues that there is nothing to suggest grizzly bears would remain in isolated areas -- noting that bears traditionally roam oak woodlands and even beaches and eat whale carcasses.
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From dairy farms to abattoirs, employers say not enough Britons have an appetite for milking cows before dawn or disembowelling pig carcasses - jobs often performed by workers from the poorer, eastern member states of the European Union.
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"The animals likely died during a severe drought, and the sediments indicate their carcasses were buried when the rains returned to normal and the lake filled, with the lapping waves burying the bones with sand," Britt said.
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As it turns out, "disgust" is relative—yet another of the half-million interlocking social constructs which impede our desires, enrich various wealthy profiteers and, in this particular instance, prevent us from dining on diseased rat carcasses.
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Clashes between villagers and police broke out in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh after cow carcasses were allegedly discovered in a village near the city of Bulandshahr, about 443 miles from the capital, New Delhi.
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The results "confirmed the claim that pig carcasses can substitute for human corpses in research and training programs," concluded the authors, led by an entomologist, Dr. Kenneth G. Schoenly, who is now at California State University, Stanislaus.
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The New York Times's DealBook depicted Ross as a complicated character, a risk-taker who could be viewed either as a "vulture" picking off the carcasses of American companies or as a "phoenix" raising them from ashes.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Rescuers were trying to save scores of pilot whales on Friday in a remote bay in New Zealand, where some 300 carcasses littered the beach after one of the country's largest recorded mass whale strandings.
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But maybe, when disaster strikes and the rest of us are fighting over rat carcasses in the ruins of civilization, we'll plead with the doomsday preppers to help us with the supplies they hoarded from subscription boxes.
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A top-quality stockpot will last you for the rest of your life and serve as the perfect tool for creating stock from turkey and chicken carcasses, slow simmering your best chili recipe, and for canning projects.
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In the 1980s, as a teenager, he watched as an outbreak of pseudorabies, another viral disease, forced his family to cull thousands of pigs, and he retains the chilling memory of earth-moving equipment removing the carcasses.
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We took a turn into the multilevel Pei Ho street market, a sobering, indoor scene of fresh produce, live chickens, quivering pig carcasses, slithering eels in Styrofoam crates and nearly anything else you could think to eat.
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China's vegetable producing capital of Shouguang was among the worst hit, the paper said, with drones dropping antiseptic solutions to prevent a health crisis and workers draining the remaining water and burying animal carcasses in lime pits.
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It declined to renew the leases on the roughly 1,100 cars it had put on the road, recalled the vehicles, and—with an inadvertently theatrical flourish—crushed almost all of them and piled their carcasses in a junkyard.
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Tent settlements, presumably refugee camps, are cordoned off with barbed wire and the carcasses of demolished buildings in war zones — notably reminiscent of contemporary battles and scenes in Aleppo, northern Iraq, and the Kurdish regions of southeast Turkey.
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Laviolette is the owner of Kelly's Brighton Marina in the Nehalem Bay and, judging by the way he fearlessly grabs the fish carcasses to use as bait for crabbing, he doesn't mind the seemingly eternal crab stench either.
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Without a free pass to pollute, the carriage operators who had been leaving dead horses in the streets were at a disadvantage when a new technology came along that didn't produce piles of manure and leave carcasses behind.
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"There are likely hundreds of species that use whale carcasses," said Joe Roman, a conservation biologist and researcher at the Gund Institute for Ecological Economics at the University of Vermont and a Hrdy Visiting Fellow at Harvard University.
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In Africa, poachers use the drug deliberately to target vultures, who can reveal their whereabouts: authorities often use the presence of the birds circling in the sky as an indicator that illegally killed big game carcasses are nearby.
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Under the 2015 free trade agreement between China and Australia, imports of chilled and frozen beef cuts currently carry a 6% tariff, while carcasses are charged at between 10% and 12.5%, lower than the most-favored nation rates.
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By the time darkness descended, the campers here at Yagilu Wilderness, an Orthodox Jewish summer camp for boys in the Poconos, in northeast Pennsylvania, had collected the carcasses of more than 120 freshly killed quails, partridges and ducks.
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In a lost lake 3,500 feet under the Antarctic Ice, scientists just found the carcasses of tiny creaturesResearchers say tiny 'water bears' will survive until the sun expands — and it's good news in the search for alien life
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Inside, striped bass fishermen stood in the surf up to their armpits, and on the sandy beaches, volunteers cleaned up debris left behind from religious ceremonies, including dozens of coconuts, chicken carcasses and the head of a goat.
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The finished product, which frankly looks a little unwieldy, sold for 500 pesos, or about US $26—that is, until the federal environmental protection agency in Mexico seized four tarantula carcasses that were on the premises earlier today.
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If you place him in a church with a choir, his lean turns into something resembling swaying — he'll move back and forth to the music with marionette arms lifelessly swinging somewhat like pig carcasses in a meat freezer.
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Elephants Without Borders said it witnessed a spike in the number of elephant carcasses found in northern Botswana which show "obvious signs" of poaching, according to the final results of the survey, which has been seen by CNN.
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The disease is transmitted among pigs by direct contact with infected animals, their carcasses and bodily fluids or by consuming contaminated meat, usually discarded by humans, according to Vytenis Andriukaitis, European Union commissioner for health and food safety.
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The key to keeping anthrax away from humans Dozens of hippopotamus and Cape buffalo carcasses were found along the Kavango River in Bwabwata National Park in Namibia in fall 2017, the first eerie evidence of that anthrax outbreak.
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A total of 43 tons of contraband meat — including bear, elephant, crocodile, whale and zebra — 1.3 tons of elephant ivory, 27,000 reptiles, about 4,000 birds, 48 live primates, 14 big cats and two polar bear carcasses were also seized.
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During World War I and World War II, because of the enormous number of troops that needed to be fed, the military decided it was going to start cutting the meat off the carcasses and freezing them into boxes.
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Local residents look at the carcasses of hundreds of crocodiles from a farm after they were killed by angry locals following the death of a man who was killed in a crocodile attack in Sorong regency, West Papua, Indonesia.
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"This was a very unusual mix of wildlife parts found — rhino horns which were clearly not from Asia and carnivore carcasses which could have originated from the country," TRAFFIC's acting Southeast Asia director Kanitha Krishnasamy said in a statement.
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In May 2015 in Montana, a moose calf walked up to a camper who found it in the woods near the carcasses of its mother and another calf, who had both died during childbirth, The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reported.
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And two: how many minutes-rather-than-hours would this shutdown have lasted if it had happened at a major airport in, say, Texas, before the bullet-ridden carcasses of the drones in question were dragged off the runway?
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Leonardo DiCaprio suffered for his art — sleeping in animal carcasses, eating raw bison liver — to play a 19th-century fur trapper mauled by a bear and left for dead, and won what many considered his long-overdue first Oscar.
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One case, which involved three horns from two carcasses, led to a sentence of 29 years, said the team of researchers led by Cindy Harper, director of the Veterinary Genetics Laboratory at the University of Pretoria in South Africa.
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It's proof that we're catching the characters in "Neon in Daylight," a radiant first novel by Hermione Hoby, at an odd moment that they're not more puzzled by this development — even when they find themselves tripping over the carcasses.
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There were bright spots this past year, like this exuberant athletic competition in Kyrgyzstan: With archers, horses and headless goat carcasses, the World Nomad Games are an effort to revive nomadic traditions from Central Asia and around the world.
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The village had cleaned up and collected dead walruses from the coast and put the carcasses in one area (tens of thousands of Pacific Walrus congregate in the area during the year, meaning some naturally die on the shore).
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The bears had been drawn to the carcasses of two cows that had died near the tracks and weren't promptly reported by the railroad, according to Dan Carney, a bear biologist for the Blackfeet Tribe who is now retired.
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NOAA said it received multiple reports of dead ice seals in southwest Norton Sound on Monday, including from a hunter who counted 18 seal carcasses along 11 miles of shore and dozens more on the coast of Stuart Island, Alaska.
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Leonardo DiCaprio waded through frozen rivers, slept in animal carcasses and ate raw bison liver to win his Oscar for The Revenant — but all of those hardships pale in comparison to the tropical hellscape Jack Black endured for the new Jumanji.
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From bartending to brutally butchering chicken carcasses to tasting curry and even rescuing suicidal people with delivery pizza, the rise of the machines is upon us and the gap between human and artificial intelligence (and know-how) continues to shrink.
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This suggests that hunting and crueller activities—carcasses have been found maimed and riddled with airgun pellets—are also taking a bloody toll, says one of the study's authors, Maria Voigt of the Max Planck Institute, a research organisation in Germany.
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Their carcasses washed ashore between August 12 and 19, between the Santa Cruz Harbor and Seacliff State Beach, according to a joint statement from the US Fish and Wildlife Service and California Department of Fish and Wildlife Law Enforcement Officials.
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The video was captured this past February, and it marks the first time that scientists have used reptile carcasses to "to examine the role of alligators in biodiversity and carbon cycling in the deep oceans," explained McClain in Deep Sea News.
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The divergent data from China and the United States added to confusion in the U.S. livestock market over whether the USDA's closely followed weekly U.S. export sales data includes hog carcasses, which are preferred by Chinese importers over other cuts.
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NEW DELHI/ALAPPUZHA (Reuters) - More than a week after the floodwater began subsiding, animal carcasses are still floating in Kerala's backwaters, and in places a nauseating stench rises like a wall when the wake from a passing boat breaks the surface.
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"This is something we didn't get ten years ago but now its almost on a daily basis," said county vet Mbuthi Kinyanjui as he watched men in bloodied white uniforms scoop sodden plastic bags from the stomachs of cow carcasses.
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Read More: In a lost lake 3,500 feet under the Antarctic ice, scientists just found the carcasses of tiny creaturesIsolated for 50,000 yearsThey presented a DNA analysis of the bacteria that they discovered there at an astrobiology conference last month.
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Most of what the world has learned about the gargantuan creature, which can grow up to 40 feet long and live in a world devoid of sunlight, is taken from their floating carcasses, or from the belly of sperm whales.
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The son of a farmer, Shelton majored in poultry technology at North Carolina State, where he was the president of the poultry club and participated in national competitions in which teams of aspiring poultrymen graded chicken carcasses for quality and defects.
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The carcasses of at least 60 ice seals—bearded, ringed, and spotted seals—have been discovered near the Arctic's Bering and Chukchi seas on Alaska's western coast, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced in a press release on Wednesday.
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From the 1950s, she had been photographing city life with greedy intensity, capturing vagrants passed out on the Bowery; the carcasses of the Chicago stockyards; Lena Horne, spotted on the street, on a bright autumn day — and, above all, herself.
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He often gets considered after his compatriots such as Modigliani or Chagall, but his renderings of animal carcasses, hovering in the in-between place where they are still almost animal bodies, but moving towards becoming food, flesh for the eater's sustenance.
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The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs was being called upon to release emergency funds to help defray the costs of disposing of hundreds and perhaps thousands of sheep carcasses, at a cost of about $3003 to $30 per animal.
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A fish and game commissioner in Idaho resigned on Monday after he was sharply criticized over a mass email in which he described killing an array of African animals on a hunting trip and attached pictures of himself with the carcasses.
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CHICAGO, Nov 25 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Monday that commodity exporters must disclose sales of hog carcasses, giving officials and traders more insight into a surge of Chinese pork buying that has roiled global meat markets.
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But in 2019, hundreds of North American gray whales washed ashore dead, and experts suggest they were just 10% of the total number of dead whales last year, since other carcasses sank to the ocean floor or were eaten by predators.
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In the fall of 2009, two biologists with the U.S. Geological Survey, on a flight south of Barrow, spotted a sandy beach littered with walrus carcasses: a hundred and thirty-one dead, most of them young, evidently trampled in a stampede.
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The final shot of the film, which began with a dumpster full of piglet carcasses, shows VR close-ups of the two rescued piglets at a sanctuary as they happily root around in a sawdust bed under a clear blue sky.
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And then there was the miscarried fetus of a zebra, which was just one of many images shared by Ms. Hilborn, who studies the hunting behavior of cheetahs in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, which she said is covered in carcasses.
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California has a rich history of rejecting well-heeled candidates — so much so that its veteran class of operatives all have a pithy soundbite at the ready about the carcasses of millionaire candidates left to rot on the shoulders of freeways.
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We found that in 8 of the 30 plants we visited, inspectors did not always examine the internal organs of carcasses in accordance with FSIS inspection requirements, or did not take enforcement actions against plants that violated food safety regulations.
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" The nightmarish prevalence of glistening meat hooks, putrid carcasses and distressed-animal sounds are none-too-subtle reasons that the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals lists it as one of the "Top 10 Movies That Make You Go Meatless.
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Mr. Truong braises goose legs barbacoa-style for tacos, and simmers carcasses into stock for pho styled after his mother's, though he tops his with lightly charred goose breast, venison braised in hoisin sauce or thin slices of goose heart.
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While reports of dead animals washing up on shore with their stomachs filled with plastic have become sadly common, the new study reveals that beached carcasses are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to plastic pollution in our oceans.
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CAMPINA GRANDE, Brazil (Reuters) - The shrunken carcasses of cows lie in scorched fields outside the city of Campina Grande in northeast Brazil, and hungry goats search for food on the cracked-earth floor of the Boqueirao reservoir that serves the desperate town.
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For example: If you were to take an X-ray of all of our tomato plants at the farm, you would see all of the fish carcasses that we saved in the freezer for a year underneath the plants in the soil.
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Since mid-February, however, he says he has neither heard nor seen a single one of them—except for two fresh carcasses he stumbled across where the coffee bushes give way to Atlantic rainforest, in the hills that mark the plantation's edge.
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He has rolled boulders onto roads, stripped trees bare, strewn debris across hillsides, torn old telephone poles from the ground, tossed ornamental palm trees into the sea, and demolished a few uninhabited old buildings, their carcasses stinking and wet under a gray sky.
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Euro Lambs' ability to compete at the premium end of the market depends on being able to get its carcasses to Paris within a couple of days; any longer and they would have to be frozen, which would cost them their premium status.
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" Even so, the company added that it is taking steps to reduce salmonella in its chicken: "If these additional interventions continue at their current rate of success for whole carcasses, we expect better results throughout the end of this year and into 2019.
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And as McClain pointed out in Deep Sea News, dead alligators at the bottom of the ocean may be a more common occurrence than is typically appreciated: Both live individuals and carcasses of alligators are frequent on beaches and in coastal surf.
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In another instance, Amazon chopped one episode of its car show, The Grand Tour, in half to remove a plotline involving a car made of animal carcasses with a windshield of cow innards, presumably to avoid offending religious Hindus, who consider cows sacred.
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Keen not to become a statistic (the most recent figures claim six reported durian-related fatalities in 2012), I edged through the orchard with my nose clasped and head craning upwards, tripping over durian carcasses as Teoh chatted through the morning schedule.
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The philanthropic road is littered with the carcasses of those who thought that "disrupting" poverty would be as simple as disrupting the taxi industry or that "transforming" education would be as easy as giving every student access to some new app or device.
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These dots were the blood-filled carcasses of mosquitoes that he had smacked blindly in the night and then circled in the morning, for reasons that I never broached but attributed partly to vengeance and partly to the psychopathy of all pubescent boys.
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Thousands of chickens in a poultry farm died during last week's brutal heatwave that struck the UK.Over the last few days, workers at the Moy Park farm in Lincolnshire were seen piling the carcasses outside the farm's buildings, according to the Lincolnite.
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BANGKOK — The Thai wildlife authorities found 40 dead tiger cubs in a freezer on Wednesday at the Tiger Temple, a controversial tourist attraction in western Thailand, and were investigating whether the carcasses were evidence of the temple's involvement in the illegal wildlife trade.
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"Market hunters" armed with high-power rifles flooded the prairies, killing buffalo at rates as fast as a hundred buffalo per man per hour; tourists sniped buffalo for the thrill of it from stopped trains and then left the carcasses to rot.
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But as we inched into the continent's interior, stopping whenever some outcrop or dirt pile caught my father's eye, I realized I could be wealthier than I had ever imagined — if I availed myself of the skulls still firmly rooted in their carcasses.
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The team suggested the hunter-gatherers might have instead butchered massive mammoth carcasses at the site and then stored the meat and fat in nearby permafrost as if it were an ancient refrigerator, before tossing the bones into a massive fire pit.
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It's easy to understand why both museums chose the same title: Soutine's animal carcasses are resolutely images of flesh, even of meat, while Albright's portraits give us the human body at its most grotesque — lumpy and gawky and pink, mottled with grey.
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My parents were in the garage; they had rigged a makeshift wooden beam and were in the process of removing the heads from the carcasses of two small, wild pigs my father had caught, the smell of burned pig hair still lingering.
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And now, thanks to a new interview with Foley artists in Vulture, we can finally get an inside look at how exactly they created the sounds of all that stomach-turning gore—and it mostly involved playing around with some animal carcasses, apparently.
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But there are two things I recall with exceptional clarity: Napoleon's retreat from Moscow (the hunger, the cold, the sleeping bags made of horse carcasses), and the opening soliloquy of "Richard III," which I was required to memorize for English class at 16.
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While Amy Klobuchar nodded toward convention by positioning herself as the candidate with "heart," Warren unsheathed her scimitar, aimed for the trouser break, and proceeded to stack bodies by her lectern like an outdoor cat leaving neighborhood mouse carcasses on progressives' doormat.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil may change the formula of its foot-and-mouth vaccines, the country's agriculture ministry said on Monday, a move that follows a U.S. ban on imports of fresh Brazilian beef that is linked to abscesses found on carcasses.
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The New Zealand Department of Conservation said early Tuesday that it had to use excavators and dump trucks to move the carcasses of more than 200 pilot whales away from the coastline, where they had become beached, and onto the sand dunes.
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Fish tale: Thousands of carcasses power-washed off North Carolina roads Good Samaritan arrested after helping animals survive Florence Hear the story of Chicago residents fighting against mountain of debris dumped near homes "Florence continues to bring misery to North Carolina," Cooper said.
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To help keep these wolf pups and their parents as wild as possible, they are kept in a large wooded enclosure, only fed food they would encounter in the wild (like deer carcasses) and only come in contact with humans for necessary medical check-ups.
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This past rainy season, the muddy red road from the Cameroonian capital of Yaoundé to Lobéké National Park was studded with crater-sized potholes and carcasses of unlucky trucks as it wound through logging towns and jungle villages plastered with reelection posters for President Biya.
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HONG KONG/HARBIN, China (Reuters) - At the Siberia Tiger Park in the frigid Chinese city of Harbin, visitors can learn about the facility's successful breeding programme and buy chicken carcasses to toss to around 20 tigers pacing the snow flecked ground of their enclosure.
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Raw sewage, piles of trash, floating carcasses—the quality of Rio de Janeiro's waterways have been the target of a lot criticism, testing, and media attention in the lead-up to this summer's Olympic Games, most recently in an ESPN investigation published last week.
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Because for someone [like Joy Division] to form a group, after seeing the Sex Pistols, they must've been moved by something, and to drag their carcasses around the world against all the odds and make it a success is actually quite a statement, isn't it?
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Much of the game takes place in post-industrial, dilapidated spaces: We move from ruined agricultural fields, strewn with the carcasses of pigs—an animal strongly associated with factory farming—to poorly lit warehouses, cavernous mines and sunken laboratories, all places linked to industrial labor.
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Greenberger's short new book has a good deal of bounce and some genial, colorful overwriting ("The putrid carcasses kept bobbing to the surface"), but its author can seem nearly as dependent on his more definitive predecessor, Thomas C. Reeves, as Arthur was on Conkling.
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KWAMUSI, South Africa (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A At the height of the 2015 drought that parched South Africa's eastern KwaZulu-Natal province, Julie Mkhize had to pull carcasses of dead cows from the dried riverbed near her village, after the desperate animals perished seeking water.
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Since the dragon was too heavy to move, it had to be abandoned in the field, where at first it feasted on the carcasses of the slain, and then on the calves and sheep provided by the king's guards left behind to protect the creature.
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Botswana: Researchers using aerial surveys and field visits determined that fresh elephant carcasses in the country increased by nearly 600 percent from 2014 to 2018, confirming fears that the illegal ivory trade had found its way to one of Africa's last great elephant refuges.
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Despite a major crackdown on the infamous Tiger Temple in 2550, where wildlife officials confiscated 2000 tigers and found freezers full of the carcasses of 93 cubs, as well as another 29 cubs floating in formaldehyde jars, the country's tiger tourism sector is booming.
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Dr. Olson described the delicate task as like using the tweezers in the child's game Operation, always nervous that the buzzer will go off — but the stakes are higher because the carcasses, like human ones, can teem with live virus for up to a week.
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Formed in 1337 to provide the royal heir with an income, the duchy came with fringe benefits: the right to unclaimed shipwrecks on Cornish shores, washed-up whale and sturgeon carcasses, and at least 250 gallons of wine from boats docking at Cornish ports.
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To stay within a budget of about $500,000, they saved money in the kitchen by using Ikea cabinet carcasses with fronts by Semihandmade, but splurged on Corian counters and custom powder-coated aluminum shelves that allow water from wet dishes to drain into the sink.
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On the table, we had a pile of various charcuterie, made just next to where we were sitting—we could see the hanging carcasses from our booth, which were now before us in the form of rabbit pâté, salumi, and other heavenly slabs and slices.
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Related: Thai Authorities Raid Famous Buddhist Tiger Temple for Alleged Wildlife Trafficking Thai wildlife authorities found 40 tiger cub carcasses in a freezer in Thailand's infamous Tiger Temple on Wednesday as they removed live animals in response to international pressure over suspected trafficking and abuse.
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Guanabara Bay will be the site of sailing and windsurfing competitions at this year's Olympics, but concern began to bubble up in 2015 about sailors and surfers having to navigate raw sewage, plastic bags and even animal carcasses floating in the heavily polluted body of water.
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Tawny silhouettes cascaded ad infinitum around us, and directly below, at the foot of a near-vertical drop, lay the notorious Deadvlei: the desiccated clay pan, or "dead marsh," a sprawling expanse of petrified white earth studded with carcasses of acacia trees crisped into charcoal stumps.
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The video reveals how Industrial Lights and Magic created a Star Destroyer graveyard in the desert outside Abu Dhabi and a dogfight weaving in and out of the massive spaceship carcasses, but what's almost more exciting is how often J.J. Abrams and company used practical effects.
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Image: APThe National Chicken Council and some Republican lawmakers want to kill rules that limit how many chicken carcasses poultry plants can process per minute, and they're hoping President Donald Trump's disdain for Obama-era red-tape will help them feed America's growing bird-blood lust.
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Long before your airplane's engines are installed, manufacturers, such as General Electric and United Technologies unit Pratt & Whitney, shoot dozens of bird carcasses into jet engines from giant air guns to test the machinery's ability to safely ingest such animals without disrupting the takeoff and climb.
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Even if Mr. Chase had counted 87 elephants, it was "simply not possible to attribute cause of death from fixed-wing aircraft," Professor Alexander of Virginia Tech said in a telephone interview, except in the instances where poachers had tried to cover the carcasses with brush.
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Art Review The most well-known story about Chaim Soutine has him alarming his Montparnasse neighbors by bringing in fresh sides of beef to paint, and dousing the carcasses, as he turned out one gory, ecstatic still life after another, with blood to keep them fresh.
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