They take swings while feasting on martinis and chicken wings.
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He recuperated after warming up and feasting on some shrimp.
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This occasion calls for feasting on the most patriotic of poultry!
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They are underneath rocks, crawling on trees, feasting on other arthropods.
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How about feasting on the most lavish dessert you could possibly imagine?
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Politicians are feasting on the dispute as much as the public is.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Yahoo is like a zombie feasting on Verizon's brains.
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Erickson and her extended family, feasting on baked ham, scalloped potatoes, and krumkake.
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I keep seeing images of zombies feasting on quinoa bowls and avocado toast.
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But nothing could deter our intrepid heroes from feasting on champagne and canapés.
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Cyrodrakon was carnivorous, feasting on a diet of mammals, lizards and baby dinosaurs.
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Feasting on Hershey Co. stock has paid off handsomely for the trust thus far.
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But she was never on safe ground, with Serena feasting on her second serve.
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Making matters worse, armed miners have been feasting on bushmeat, including the Grauer's gorillas.
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They just grow, feasting on phytoplankton until someone decides to take them back out.
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The summers she spent at her grandmother's vineyard, feasting on fresh milk and eggs.
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He tells Gilgamesh that forest birds will soon be feasting on his body parts.
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Feasting on the vitality of the young in a scientifically questionable effort to live forever?
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Their mission: seek and eat thousands of tiny white dune snails feasting on budding vines.
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Many people, including Prime Minister Theresa May, will be feasting on a goose this Christmas.
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The soaring carrion-eaters have been feasting on the corpses of the unfortunate marine mammals.
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I could imagine Harley feasting on cotton candy following her break-up with the Joker.
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It's probably feasting on a bunch of other insects and providing you with free pest control.
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Soon after hatching in early summer, these bugs start feasting on the leaves of deciduous trees.
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"This is a relatively inexpensive snack," he told viewers after feasting on his 280-calorie treat.
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But the Cavaliers have found another level in the playoffs, largely by feasting on 3-pointers.
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Like birds feasting on mangled flesh in the middle of the road, he cannot help it.
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Stretch that stomach out in advance by feasting on the tastiest dish of all: your letters!
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He posted a video of the result: hundreds of tiny sea creatures feasting on the meat.
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After all, what's a late-night booty call without the explicit promise of feasting on some eggplant?
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He had gone on honeymoon there, buying a white Lincoln Continental and feasting on T-bone steaks.
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In the new study, the orcas appear to be feasting on young or female strap-tooth whales.
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So tonight it is very likely that we will be feasting on some new music from Kanye.
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The securities regulator has vowed to catch the "giant crocodiles" feasting on the savings of ordinary investors.
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After feasting on the less wily fish, the octopi made their way back from whence they came.
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Now, firms are feasting on lower tax rates — and in some cases, are getting federal tax refunds.
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SPX, which has climbed 14 percent this year while feasting on a steady diet of record highs.
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But since the 2003 war, external powers have been feasting on the carcass of the Iraqi state.
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Those are the ones you&aposre most likely to find feasting on your dog or your cat.
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Lowry is not just feasting on spot-up catch-and-shoot threes as DeRozan commands attention inside.
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As carnivores, some wasps are happy to forage for food, typically feasting on the odd insect or spider.
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They also happen to be devastating—feasting on baby brains, damaging intestines, and keeping victims bedridden for months.
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Is anyone allowed to leave an Argentine restaurant without feasting on at least one good slab of steak?
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This year alone I've spent hours on my couch, horizontally spread, watching Homecoming or feasting on The Bodyguard.
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Is it okay to profit from Gonzalo Higuain's suffering, if it means feasting on fuckloads of cheap pizza?
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They deserve a pet name, and have been feasting on opposing bench units for the past couple weeks.
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Thailand's debt collectors are feasting on a growing portfolio of non-performing loans as the country's economy struggles.
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The fossils contain ten juvenile insects between them, which appear to be feasting on different types of feathers.
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Instead, Rhodes is feasting on a full fucking 100 yard pick six because that's how he does, OK?
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It's in the 80s down there -- like always -- so they're feasting on some Vitamin D. Jared and co.
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The actress has been known to torture certain costars, including feasting on mustard and tuna fish before kissing scenes.
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Unlike the Neanderthals from Spain, their counterparts from Spy Cave in Belgium were feasting on more than just vegetables.
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"They were sort of writhing around in the brush and feasting on little bits of grain," he told CNN.
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In the real world, there are other ways to retain a glass skin glow than feasting on football jocks.
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I was like a snake eating its own tail, an Ouroboros feasting on memories of itself watching Seinfeld reruns.
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This season, feasting on the many struggling teams in the Pac-12, Washington (26-8) has been even better.
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Pittsburgh led 43-23 at halftime, at times feasting on some of North Carolina's 11 turnovers before the break.
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The little plumper was apparently hanging inside the sewer like a whiskered Pennywise, feasting on some discarded sewer foods.
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Vikram and Rajni took us to see a nearby example, where we saw the locals feasting on traditional Himachali cuisine.
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About four-fifths of the pups born of mothers feasting on wheat-and-clover or wheat-and-worms were weaned.
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The traps are designed to allow smaller, younger lobsters to come and go as they please, feasting on rotten fish.
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"We come here maybe twice a week" says one patron, feasting on some dog intestines and ribs with his friends.
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The feast is both metaphorical and real: they are feasting on life—and on the lives of their colored sisters.
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They cavort and dive in Brooks Falls, feasting on migrating sockeye salmon and gaining up to four pounds a day.
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The Indians scored nine in the first three innings, particularly feasting on reliever Tanyon Sturtze, who gave up seven runs.
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These neural nets are data-hungry, we're told, and need to continually improve their abilities by feasting on fresh inputs.
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The armyworms are caterpillars that "march" across the landscape in large groups feasting on young plants, leaving devastation in their wake.
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The armyworms are caterpillars that "march" across the landscape in large groups feasting on young maize plants, wiping out entire fields.
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James and the rest of the team ate like kings -- feasting on steak, shrimp, meatballs, filet mignon and wild striped bass.
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Evangelista's reasoning struck Barbosa: If expensive racehorses were feasting on arnica do mato, then it must be good enough for him.
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Known for feasting on leftover human food, raccoons will generally avoid confrontation but will bite and scratch if they feel threatened.
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It's also possible that these ancient fungi lived on the bottom of the estuary, perhaps feasting on underwater mats of algae.
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That ethos endures, with residents describing how they survive brutal winters feasting on mushrooms, berries and meat culled from the forest.
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Astronomers believe that the gigantic black hole has stopped feeding, and is currently resting after feasting on NGC 4889's cosmic cuisine.
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After the incident, he reevaluated and revamped his lifestyle, which used to include sleeping three hours a night, feasting on 24-oz.
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Echidnas only occasionally drink water, according to the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland, mostly feasting on a diet of ants and termites.
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Later, he uploaded a video to YouTube of what he believes is the culprit feasting on chunks of raw meat he provided.
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Feasting on fluffy white barbecue pork buns, dumplings, and pu-erh tea, we feel ready to take on the huge grocery section.
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The cushions that had been laid out for the guests were caked in blood and covered with flies feasting on human remains.
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Reapers shepherd the dead to the next world and keep corrupted spirits called Hollows from feasting on the souls of the living.
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O'Rourke's social media presence has consistently sported him feasting on different delicacies on the road, such as having popovers in New England.
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The autumn migration continues along the East Coast, with striped bass and false albacore oozing south to the Carolinas, feasting on bait.
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SHARKS, CROCODILE SPOTTED FEASTING ON WHALE IN &aposRARE&apos DRONE VIDEO "WOW that was a big one (nice show)," one Facebook user commented.
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At this point, Giving Tuesday feels just as familiar as travel hell on Wednesday, feasting on Thursday and shopping on Friday and Monday.
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To critics of the social-media giants, that might look like wolves offering to help the sheep while still feasting on the herd.
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But then observers realized that the eagles were feasting on the native foxes too, and it was nearly too late to save them.
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Feasting on a fat 24-21 slider, Suarez ripped it 23 feet into the Cincinnati bullpen in left for his second career slam.
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It's not just dumb luck that would-be herbivores start feasting on each other—plants make them do it by producing certain chemicals.
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She hated the title, and on social media, readers were feasting on the more savage details of her account — especially the "toilet" comment.
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Also, as part of "To Hell and Outback," IFC's series of Australian horror films, "Rogue" features a giant crocodile feasting on stranded tourists.
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Many met with shipwreck and starvation, even as a native culture thrived along the coastal estuaries, feasting on that bounteous supply of seafood.
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While conducting a study on body decomposition, in separate incidents, forensic researchers unintentionally captured footage of two feral cats feasting on human corpses.
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And yet, here we are, slurping the soup (or feasting on some sixties-era hamburger meat, as it were), and it's good stuff.
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Their nails are overgrown, and their ears are home to ticks so engorged they have likely been feasting on the dogs for days.
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On the banks of the Nile, Hopkins saw swarms of flies surrounding children and adults, feasting on the mucus and discharge from their eyes.
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" Before she had time to shoo the bird away, Jessop said it was already feasting on the lobster roll with "all of his friends.
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Focusing on smaller, insignificant orders that their well-heeled competitors wouldn't bother with, these two guys fatten their bank accounts feasting on military crumbs.
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Katrick has been feasting on Mario's Pizza in Northampton since he was a child, and was one of 1,200 people to enter the competition.
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"What I have been feasting on all these years is nostalgia — a nostalgia for the childhood that I didn't end up having," he added.
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And, tbh, it looks pretty bleak — although, if you're in a situation that requires feasting on another human, things are probably already pretty dire.
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Following Deutsche Bank's industry-rattling equities exit this summer, top Wall Street competitors have been feasting on the firm's most-coveted prime brokerage assets.
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The animals are eating their way through local woodlands and suburban plots, feasting on flowers and shrubs and menacing the tranquillity of backyard living.
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Three days later, the occupiers celebrated "Blacksgiving" together, feasting on donated turkey and sweet potato pie, huddled around fire pits in the slushy drizzle.
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He grafts butterfly wings onto rat-faced humanoids; he imagines a toothy fish with human legs (in stylish leather boots) feasting on a human.
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Instead, there's a feeling of wholesome celebration in the air, like we're feasting on the fruits of the land before the evening's work begins.
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For the past five years Chinese smelters have been feasting on the raw material coming over the border from the Wa region of Myanmar.
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On December 6, after a storm, he walked along the Bay Area beach and noticed hundreds of seagulls feasting on something in the sand.
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But it's a shame they don't receive more screen time, or dance and sing while feasting on all the disposable bloody brains and guts.
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"Oh God, I knew that one was the first one for some reason," Teigen, 32, remarked, while still feasting on her first spicy chicken wing.
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Oviraptors are portrayed as stealthy carnivores in films like Jurassic Park, but they probably had varied diets, feasting on eggs, mollusks, plants, shellfish, and nuts.
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Galaxies certainly enjoy feasting on their brethren—our own Milky Way is still digesting some of the smaller galaxies it has eaten in the past.
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The EHT image could actually help scientists figure out exactly how galaxies grow and form, powered by black holes feasting on matter in their centers.
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Long before manticores were prized by assassins and alchemists, they lived happily in faraway jungles, feasting on smaller prey and growing as big as lobsters.
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From goose bumps to fingerprints to the tiny mites feasting on your eyebrows, the book covers every inch (inside and out) with authority and panache.
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The festival's own marketing videos illustrate this, with gray-haired revelers feasting on gourmet food and dancing in the pastel light of the desert dusk.
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When scientists heat up soil and kill its native microbes, pathogens begin to grow, feasting on the nutrients in the soil and eventually attacking plants.
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From the icy north come the Udam, a savage, cannibalistic people that have learned to live off their harsh homelands by feasting on their own.
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The cookie-baking retirees were planning a party to welcome her the Syrian way, by feasting on a newly slaughtered lamb on her 40th day.
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I decided to raise a glass to them at home by cooking three of their most well-known recipes and feasting on them with five friends.
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Investors had been feasting on U.S. corporate credit bonds for years, though recession fears and mounting defaults late last year put an abrupt end to that.
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Neil Cave of Jambiani, Tanzania woke up on May 8 to find three chacma baboons (Papio ursinus) feasting on sliced bread and salad in his kitchen.
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However, Gouge suggested an alternative possibility: These babies are transparent, not having started feasting on the blood that makes their bodies red, brown or almost black.
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For the study, Nifong temporarily captured 500 living alligators and pumped their stomachs to see what they'd been feasting on (so, you wanna be a scientist?...).
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The wolves feasting on the bones of human civilization might think that this abrupt sunrise and sunset is weird, or they might not care at all.
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The Miami Marlins, who host the Athletics in the opener of a two-game interleague series on Tuesday, are feasting on struggling pitching staffs of late.
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Wiggins will also factor heavily into the offense, feasting on smaller defenders in the post, cutting through openings created when Towns or Rubio have the ball.
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It also has a dangerous appetite — feasting on grazers that keep algae from growing on coral reefs and at least 50 ecologically and economically important species.
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The photographer tells of subsisting in lean years on jars of Ovaltine, three spoonfuls a day, feasting on the sight of Madison Avenue shop windows instead.
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The performers relished both the speed and the languor of the choreography, feasting on its dynamic contrasts like actors released by the stimulus of great verse.
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"It's hard to imagine hunter-gatherers feasting on the sheer quantity of food that Americans eat at Thanksgiving," anthropologist Andrea Wiley of Indiana University told BuzzFeed News.
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Whether finding and retrieving treats from colorful oval containers or feasting on actual eggs, they celebrated the season - and at the same time followed their natural instincts.
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According to a 2003 paper published in Deep Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers, giant isopods have no shame in feasting on squid and fish remains.
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So why is it that we're so intent on prying open, quite literally in this case, the private works of artists and feasting on their off-cuts?
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The scientists used a pair of unmanned remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to capture footage of the skeleton and the deep-sea denizens feasting on the creature's remains.
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Huntsman generally eat insects such as cockroaches and crickets, and sometimes lizards, but - until now - have rarely been seen feasting on something as big as a mouse.
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This way Edge users don't have to trust a second ubiquitous tech giant and risk more ad networks feasting on their data just to use Microsoft's browser.
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Here, an idea of a good night out means squeezing into a dimly lit hole-in-the-wall restaurant and feasting on fresh seafood and cold beer.
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On Tuesday, she and husband John Legend shared cute photos of their only child feasting on short ribs during a photo shoot for her mother Vilailuck Teigen's recipe.
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Today, in Keeping Up With the Kulinary Habits of the Kardashians, we learn what one sector of the storied reality television dynasty will be feasting on this Thanksgiving.
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On Friday, November 29, take the Belmond British Pullman train to the Winchester Cathedral Christmas Market, feasting on brunch on the way there and dinner while heading back.
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But not everyone believes Bannon's new return to his old life will merely consist of feasting on new successful business ventures like an excited diner at a buffet.
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Research just published in the journal Parasitology indicates that Roman toilets and bath houses did not do anything to decrease the number of parasites feasting on Roman flesh.
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For decades, scientists assumed that wild mice first came into contact with humans only after the introduction of agriculture, when they began feasting on cultivated and stored crops.
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A new study published in Scientific Reports is providing the first observational evidence of Haliphron atlanticus, a normally camera-shy giant deep-sea octopus, feasting on gelatinous prey.
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Question — What's more spooky, a diaphanous otherworldly being feasting on two naked college students or Special Agent Dale Cooper with long, shaggy hair and wearing a leather jacket?
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The partnership between the vegan burger maker and one of the biggest meat suppliers comes as young, environmentally conscious consumers are feasting on plant-based patties and sausages.
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One type of jelly for instance, in the genus Solmissus, was observed feasting on at least 22 different types of prey, from krill to worms to other jellyfish.
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Mr. Garés spoke of childhood holidays on the Costa Brava spent feasting on fresh-from-the-sea eriçó de mar (literally, sea hedgehog; Catalans also call them garotes).
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While falcons are predators in the conventional sense, hunting and devouring other animals, parrots turn out to be no less bloodthirsty in their approach to feasting on plants.
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The robotic arms seemed to prod and grab at the tissue like a pack of predatory animals, giving the disquieting impression that they were feasting on a carcass.
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For kids like me, who had been feasting on a diet of Pokémon, DragonBall Z, and other popular Japanese exports, it was like discovering a whole new world.
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Though Lupercalia doesn't involve any witches feasting on each other, it's got its own problematic conclusion — one that might actually have its origins in the real history of Lupercalia.
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Desperate for food, she fantasized about transforming into a cat, an owl, a shark, and a slimy monster, at every turn stalking various animals and noisily feasting on them.
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Between the lines: Hospitals are feasting on bigger investment returns, boosted by the stock market's run, but they also are profiting more from commercial and public health insurer payments.
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SHARKS, CROCODILE SPOTTED FEASTING ON WHALE IN &aposRARE&apos DRONE VIDEO On Friday, Noland posed for several photos with the gator and later shared them on Facebook with friends.
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Her daughter, who was about 3 months old at the time of the infestation, was also bitten, the bugs feasting on her back as she slept, Ms. Martinez said.
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Drink in Matt Slime's horrifying cover art (inspired by a true story of starved wolves feasting on soldiers in WWI), and dig into our Nature of War stream below.
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The 26-year-old ninth seed hammered down eight aces and 37 winners, feasting on Brengle's powderpuff serve and converting five of eight break points over the brief contest.
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The couple has spent the past couple of days in Thailand together, soaking up the sun, playing an epic game of Jenga and feasting on a skewer of bugs.
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The deep sea is filled with scaly and gelatinous creatures feasting on each other — and now we have an unprecedented view into this cannibalistic all-you-can-eat buffet.
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A black hole at the center of our galaxy, which is normally benign, has been feasting on everything coming its way — a phenomenon scientists haven't observed in 24 years.
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Aside from feasting on holiday treats, nearly two-thirds of adults said they have felt pressure to overspend this time of year, according to a recent survey by Bankrate.com.
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It's a fitting scene for feasting on rustic, memorable dishes like "Leg of a Neighbor's Duck," as worded on the whimsical menu — typically written mere minutes before 5 p.m.
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Messages from friends may slowly erode children&aposs belief, or children may catch parents in the act of feasting on Santa&aposs cookies or placing presents under the tree.
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These fish are a popular prey animal for a number of species, who must now face the health consequences of feasting on a food source that thrives in polluted waters.
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What's strange is that octopuses are predators — they don't usually eat dead tissue, which is why experts think they were feasting on other critters on top of the whale carcass.
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One can imagine them sitting under one of these trees feasting on the apples, and where they threw the core or shat after eating the seed, another tree would grow.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies both earned wild cards last season, feasting on the lowly San Diego Padres and San Francisco Giants, who both improved over the winter.
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This winter, dozens of polar bears descended on the coastal settlement of Belushya Guba, deep in the Russian Arctic, breaking into houses, menacing schools and feasting on a local dump.
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Deadly starfish are feasting on parts of the world's largest reef system, which is already threatened by rising ocean temperatures, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority said on Friday.
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A recent video of the president and his wife feasting on steaks and cigars in a fancy restaurant in Istanbul went viral in part because it captured Mr. Maduro's indifference.
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Nutria, large bucktooth rodents, ravage Louisiana swamps with unchecked breeding, feasting on trees and plants that keep the soil of the wetlands from further eroding into the Gulf of Mexico.
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In social media posts, Mr. Trump has been shown devouring a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken, feasting on a McDonald's burger and fries and chowing down on a taco bowl.
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Many of the start-ups gaining multibillion dollar valuations are feasting on the buffet of easy money in the private markets from venture capitalists, hedge funds and sovereign wealth funds.
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On the program's fat-index scale of one to five, five being the fattest, the bears coming off the ice after feasting on seals should be around four or five.
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The NOAA Ocean Exploration and Research team recorded a school of deep-sea dogfish feasting on a dead swordfish about 1,476 feet below the surface off the coast of South Carolina.
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Some of this is a necessity of our jobs: we have to play what's new to cover it, and that often means tasting many games, rather than feasting on any one.
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If there's a better way to start the week than feasting on the full line-up—and, miraculously, a timetable—for this year's installment of Dekmantel, we've not found it yet.
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However, over time these migratory birds have begun to settle near landfills, feasting on the abundant "junk food" found there, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Movement Ecology.
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The Interpreter When campaigning for the Philippine presidency last spring, Rodrigo Duterte promised to kill so many criminals that "fish will grow fat" in Manila Bay from feasting on their corpses.
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On a Thursday evening, his small strip mall restaurant in Hollywood is nearly full of skinny, pale, young couples wearing band T-shirts and feasting on baskets of fries and burgers.
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On a warm summer evening at a vineyard in Sonoma, California, a group of well-heeled guests gathered at a local Sonoma vineyard sipping rose, feasting on food... and smoking cannabis.
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I spent days in Bulgaria feasting on petite mussels, and restored myself with a bowl of seafood stew at Okyanus Balik Evi, a restaurant above a fish shop in Sinop, Turkey.
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Well, a rat in Assam state, India knew exactly what it wanted to do when it broke into an ATM earlier this month, and that was feasting on money until it died.
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Some creatures are surprisingly adept in that regard, from peregrine falcons thriving among New York skyscrapers to packs of hyenas roaming the streets of Ethiopia, feasting on discarded scraps from butcher shops.
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The fungus has been feasting on the refuse of the former landfill for over a hundred years, and the scent of the old-world trash lingers for those with her genetic mutation.
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The researchers think that if the microbes are present on Enceladus, they could be lingering around the moon's theorized vents — feasting on the hydrogen and carbon dioxide that these hot spots produce.
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Feasting on all sorts of grilled goodies while surrounded by loved ones is a feeling like no other, and missing out on it during the warmer months would be a regrettable mistake.
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While we busy ourselves with cuter animals, a silent army of rats have been feasting on our garbage, pulling their weight in pizza, and training for the day they overthrow us all.
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Aedes aegypti live close to the ground in cities and like feasting on humans, so if they become infected, it puts the population of major cities at high risk, Dr. Ryan said.
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Aphids may be important to the survival of some ladybug species we have come to know and love by warding off another predator that has been moving in and feasting on them.
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Nautilus explorers stumbled upon a group of bone-eating worms, cusk eels, and octopi feasting on the skeleton of a baleen whale on the ocean floor near the coast of central California.
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My translator and I walked through the downtown streets, past stray dogs and cats feasting on piles of garbage in alleys, past derelict century-old buildings that looked dangerously close to collapse.
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The troll is a figure who skips across the web, saying whatever it takes to rile up unsuspecting targets, relishing the chaos in his wake and feasting on attention, good or bad.
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As some people at the table stared, unsure how to begin, one had already unceremoniously torn off the fish's head and was blissfully feasting on a length of jawbone, scaly skin dangling.
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He thrived as a media don in the 1980s, when TV schedulers enjoyed the sight of highbrows feasting on pop culture; he filmed a documentary about Talking Heads, one of his favourite bands.
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Per a former royal chef, on Christmas morning, the women of the royal family will eat breakfast away from the men of the family, feasting on boiled eggs while the men eat bacon.
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Chemicals firms in America, beaten down by rivals from the Middle East that enjoyed cheap feedstocks and others from China feasting on subsidised capital, had not invested in new local plants in years.
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Glazed in BBQ-sauce, sure, but surprisingly meaty and satisfying enough that you almost forget that you're feasting on what could have been some family's beloved pet, cruelly caught and killed for profit.
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Their owners and trainers treat this scuffed-up old track like a summer home — feasting on crab cakes and fried chicken as they await Saturday, surrendering to its shirt-sleeves-and-jeans embrace.
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You're much kinder, though, and instead of actively feasting on the emotions of others, you can twist, turn, and pull objects in the environment, pieces that, for whatever reason, resonate with the reader.
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And if the Yankees' six games against Boston over the final two weeks of the season end up being meaningful, it will be because they have been feasting on cupcakes in the meantime.
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Trump has been criticized for not holding town hall events or dropping into small-scale venues, the bread and butter of New Hampshire politics that his rivals have been feasting on for months.
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"Target is taking share in the discretionary side of its assortment, feasting on the department store and specialty channel, while also having superior consumables prices to Amazon," J.P. Morgan analyst Christopher Horvers said.
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I was celebrating my birthday while on vacation in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, feasting on a four-pound lobster watching a postcard crimson sunset with the largest martini the harbor-side restaurant could manage.
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The OpenAI paper found that a general purpose language model capable of many of those specialized tasks can be trained without much human intervention and by feasting on text openly available on the internet.
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The 6-foot-18 senior delivered 15 second half points in this one, feasting on a Terrapins interior defense weakened when center Diamond Stone drew his third foul 68 seconds into the second half.
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While Kasich made the rounds, more than making up for a previous gastronomical gaffe -- he was caught eating pizza with a fork -- gobbling up the attention while feasting on a smorgasbord of Italian specialties.
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He told ABC News that while a python feasting on a wallaby (a small, kangaroo-like creature, for the uninitiated) is relatively common, he's never seen it happen with a wallaby of this size.
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This is why Barb Holland (Shannon Purser) finds herself in the alternate plane before being murdered, and Nancy Wheeler (Natalia Dyer) accidentally stumbles upon the Demogorgon feasting on a deer in the Upside Down.
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But birds aren't the only victims of this massive power plant; coyotes are feasting on road runners trapped along the outside of a perimeter fence that prevents protected tortoises from entering into the facility.
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Then the doctor, Erik Waldman, looked into the boy's ear and saw a true vision of horror—a brown arachnid burrowing into the epidermal layer of the eardrum and feasting on the child's blood.
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Sunset is an excellent time to take a break at the restaurant's bar, snacking on oysters, littleneck clams and salmon tartare while feasting on views of the marina, the glittering river and Bear Mountain.
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Partygoers feasting on a mix of nostalgia and mockery could board an original gondola car from the $10 million World's Fair ride that infamously broke down over the Mississippi with the city's Archbishop on board.
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Her videos are cleanly edited and set to jazzy tunes for a stylized, modernInstagram aesthetic in motion that puts meals at the forefront and includes close-upshots of her smiling face feasting on juicy oranges.
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While tracking a mountain lion feasting on local livestock, "predator hunter" for hire Cory Lambert (Renner) spots the corpse of an 18-year-old woman who appears to have been raped and left for dead.
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Released last year on cassette from Bay Area label Transylvanian Tapes, Hands of Thieves' Feasting on Dark Intentions is a monster of a debut, thrashing about within the confines of each of its four songs.
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Or consider the exuberant Pope Paul II, who in 1471 expired from apoplexy apparently brought on by "immoderate feasting on melons", followed by "the excessive effect of being sodomised by one of his favourite boys".
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Their new home, as of May 1, will be a remote, 200-acre facility in Central Florida, where the elephants will live out their days feasting on hay and fruit and grazing in quiet fields.
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The worms become moths and their name derives from the fact that they "march" across the landscape in large groups while in the caterpillar stage, feasting on young maize plants and wiping out entire fields.
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An officer for the Modesto PD told the Bee later that no injuries were reported, so the angry shoppers apparently shrugged off their differences in order to keep feasting on some hot Black Friday sales.
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In their natural environment, cats eat about 12 times a day, feasting on small prey like mice and birds that are appropriate for their stomachs, which are about the size of a table tennis ball.
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Phoenix will still be bad, but Bender has shown promise on both ends over the past few days, primarily as a "point five," handling the ball, feasting on switches, spacing the court, and initiating offense.
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The animals, who normally roam free on a nearby headland jutting out into the Irish Sea, have instead wandered into Llandudno, where they have spent the past three days feasting on garden hedges and flowers.
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Screens to the side of the stage displayed unexceptional images of nature — trembling leaves, gurgling water, a mosquito feasting on skin — that paled next to the richness with which Janacek renders those images in music.
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After years of low rates fueled a private equity "feasting" on retail firms, the number of troubled chains has tripled over the past six years, and is now at its highest level since the Great Recession.
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Humans specialize in hand-to-hand combat and have access to most weapons, mutants wield magic like no other, and monsters can evolve themselves by feasting on the meat of fallen opponents to become new monsters.
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The leakiness of the Trump White House has been a boon to the press corps, who find themselves feasting on the juicy insider details that were hard to come by during the "No Drama Obama" years.
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First, editors, buyers and clients took their seats at white-clothed tables, feasting on the scene of golden age glamour (as well as hearty silver-service breakfasts of summer berries, croissants, scrambled eggs and orange juice).
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By 1946, as a postwar draftee stationed in New Jersey, I rejoiced in weekends of travel to New York City for feasting on classics at the Met Opera, the NBC Symphony and the New York Philharmonic.
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He walked a few miles into the woods to investigate and was met with a sound he later described as a jet engine — a vacuum of combustion feasting on all trees and oxygen in its path.
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After three months in Berlin, feasting on wurst, sitting on pavements drinking Club Mate, and picking falafel out of my teeth beside the Spree, I ached for a baked potato like a sailor looking for land.
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The mockumentary follows a trio of vampire roommates in New Zealand, who mostly spend their time bickering about dirty dishes, beefing with a gang of werewolf punks, and periodically feasting on the fresh blood of their victims.
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Hundreds of macaques feasting on optic fiber cables strung along the banks of the river Ganges derailed his plan to roll out wifi in his constituency, the crowded 3,000-year-old holy city of Varanasi, in 2015.
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They made their way up an iron staircase where the guests — including Mr. Harris's 75-year-old father, Herman Harris — were enjoying music while feasting on chicken and empanadas, black-eyed peas, plantains and macaroni and cheese.
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SHARKS, CROCODILE SPOTTED FEASTING ON WHALE IN &aposRARE&apos DRONE VIDEO Howard says that if you get stung, you should get immediately out of the water and use vinegar to neutralize the tentacles before trying to remove them.
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In Temple of Doom, nearly every Indian character in the movie is a caricature, from the sadistic "Thuggee" slavers, to the magical shamans, to the gluttonous merchants and dignitaries feasting on eyeball soup and monkey brains at dinner.
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For past events, social media has gifted us Kendall Jenner feasting on burgers, the Victoria's Secret models hanging out on an airplane, this powerful Instagram from Lady Gaga from last year's Oscars, among other behind-the-scenes moments.
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Hundreds of people have lost their lives and many more have been injured as terrorists targeted Iraqi families feasting on ice cream, Londoners enjoying the nightlife, Kabul commuters headed to their jobs and lawmakers at work in Iran.
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Investors have been feasting on junk bonds in a low-interest rate environment for years, with most fixed income assets other than junk yielding less than the inflation rate or the dividend yield on the S&P 500.
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Next to me, a team of Suntory execs is feasting on sashimi, braised maguro collarbone, grilled sasa flounder and taco takikomi gohan (octopus baked with rice), while knocking back swampy-colored genmaicha chuhai (brown rice matcha with shochu).
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A few hours earlier, many had celebrated the wedding of a young local woman, feasting on roast lamb, fried chicken and local tofu, and toasting one another with plastic cups filled with baijiu, a favorite, sinus-clearing alcohol.
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If you've spent the last decade popping red balloons, avoiding reading creepy children's pop-up books, and declining invitations to quaint cabins in the woods, you must have been feasting on as many monster movies as we have.
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A rotting whale carcass in Hawaii has attracted swarms of hungry sharks now feasting on the leviathan's flesh, and federal authorities tasked with monitoring it tell Motherboard the messy situation is being impacted by the ongoing government shutdown.
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Read: Watch This Very Patriotic Video of Bald Eagles Feasting on a Cat The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is a 17 mile-long, $7 billion superconducting machine in Switzerland designed to smash protons together at the speed of light.
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But the tax stimulus at all-time highs complicates the picture for a market that is now feasting on perceived good news in a way it hadn't for years — and is growing expensive and perhaps complacent as it goes.
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In March 13, scientists with the University College of London announced they had unearthed layers of quartz in Canada containing "microfossils" of bacteria that once lived underwater near hydrothermal vents, feasting on chemical reactions involving iron for their energy.
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Lyles was dominant against his former team last week, feasting on a small frontline that allowed him to showcase the type of physical post game that'll make him so much more useful than your average stretch four (or five).
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And in Anchorage, the state's largest city, several hundred eagles — along with other birds — have posed more than just the normal problems at the municipal landfill, where they converge in the winter in hopes of feasting on fish guts.
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With defenders having to pay attention to the other All-Stars the Warriors deploy, like Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, Durant was feasting on open looks from the perimeter and shooting a career-best 53.7 percent from the field.
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It includes a look at how to set up your family for generations of financial security, the unveiling of five stock picks from a tech-investing heavyweight, and how one top-ranked money manager is feasting on downtrodden unicorns.
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The photos he sent with his messages were sometimes beautiful—one, of a grinning child, he titled "Evening of Hope"—but he captured grimmer subjects—the claustrophobic camp fences, a bee feasting on rotten food—with a careful, artistic eye.
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If you think Planet Earth II was the best thing that happened to you in 2016 and your senses are still feasting on the awesome footage of nature combined with David Attenborough's dulcet tones, we have good news for you.
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Ikumi Yoshimatsu -- who repped Japan when she won Miss International in 2012 -- is at war with a huge-ass bird that's been feasting on expensive koi in her pond ... and TMZ's got video of the flying beast eyeing its prey.
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The more horses sold, the more room in those pastures, which means ranchers can round up more of those 75,000 free-roaming horses to keep them from trampling and feasting on range land controlled by the Bureau of Land Management.
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In this episode of Bong Appetit, we kick things off at local Moto Perpetuo Farms where we tour the organic vegetable and cannabis farm before feasting on a unique cannabis-infused brunch prepared by Leather Storrs of Portland restaurant Noble Rot.
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The MIT visual studies graduate got a lot of attention for the prototype with a 2011 TEDtalk, which included mushrooms feasting on her own hair and nails, and now you can purchase one of your own through the recently launched Coeio.
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It is unclear what measures Mr. Ryan might take to prevent rodents from feasting on his next vehicle (he is considering getting a pickup truck, the Ford F-150) after he retires from the House at the end of the year.
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The proud parents shared cute photos of their 18-month-old feasting on short ribs in a series of social media posts on Tuesday, and one picture in particular further showing that Luna and her famous dad have a lot in common.
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And at the end of each season, we'd visit our local Japanese restaurant and take up the whole back room with our crew, feasting on okonomiyaki, sushi, and sashimi, and washing it down with Asahi dry and shots of unfiltered nigori sake.
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The idea that animates her thinking is of a precarious middle class, preyed on by big business and betrayed by politicians feasting on the corporate dollar in Washington, DC. Some Republican and Wall Street critics claim that Ms Warren is a socialist.
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Varroa mites feasting on bee larvae, via Stephen Martin / University of SalfordTo understand how DWV spread across the planet, Wilfert and her colleagues collected hundreds of virus samples from bees and mites in 17 countries, and compared the DNA with a global database.
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Baby fish are feasting on microplastics, and then getting eaten A new report shows that some areas off the coast of Hawaii—where predators depend on fish larvae for survival—are packed with 126 times the amount of microplastic as nearby surface waters.
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Feasting on turkey, beef tenderloin and creamy kale, Trump was said to be in good spirits and surrounded by the friends and informal advisers that make up the group of men and women who help steer the President from outside the White House.
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When open, the triptych masterpiece in oils depicts a heaven to hell progression starting with Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden, and ending in a highly detailed and nightmarish illustration of hell involving animals torturing and feasting on human flesh.
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While the others lounged on a blue tarp, guzzling beer and feasting on store-bought trays of sushi, tempura and onigiri, I spent the break huddled in a remote corner, convinced the next few hours were going to take years off my life.
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Hamilton picnicked atop the falls in 1778 with George Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette, feasting on cold ham, tongue, large biscuits and grog, and was inspired to build the country's first planned industrial city in 1792, harnessing the energy from its waters.
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In the tropics of Venezuela, George Swanson captured nature's smallest attractions: bugs feasting on a pink leaf; the technicolor eyeballs of flies; the leg of a water strider, drawn in profile so its hairs spread out like the folds of a Japanese fan.
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Isolation shots aren't nearly as sustainable as catch-and-shoot jumpers or shots out of the pick-and-roll, but Irving is very capable of feasting on them in any given game, and this is true even against tall, rangy defenders like Klay Thompson.
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Friday was the celebration of Eid al-Adha, one of the holiest days of the Islamic calendar, and the family, who are Muslim, had planned to spend it feasting on beef and wearing new clothes (the new outfits left flooded in their Katy apartment).
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After feasting on marinated wild viscacha, a large rodent, on a recent night, Mr. Alfonso sat by the hearth of a remote farmhouse in Utracán, where La Pampa's crop fields and pastures begin to give way to expanses of wild lands interspersed by humble towns.
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Among the dense forest of sponges and corals, Hercules filmed bright-red crabs feasting on a dead Deepstaria , making it the first scientific record of a Deepstaria "jelly fall," which is akin to animals eating a dead whale after a whale fall , the researchers said.
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Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan and the team's offensive coordinator, Kyle Shanahan, have more in the vault than just the superstar receiver Julio Jones, and maybe there is a lot more to the Falcons than just some early-season feasting on the N.F.L.'s defensive dregs.
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But if it weren't for the food web deep under the ocean — a whole collection of crustaceans, worms, fish, jellies and squids feasting on one another miles below the fishing boat that caught your tuna — there'd be no food to forage and no tuna to catch.
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But people have cause to be on edge: Trump, in dealing with a series of recent crises, has betrayed a tension between listening to the world's most sophisticated intelligence apparatus and feasting on Fox News, spurning caution and using cable news insights for Twitter feuds with perceived detractors.
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The duo's new album, Dopp Hopp, includes members EP and Matter ov Fact smartly pairing a Robert Mondavi wine with a kohlrabi and pear salad, feasting on Crab Louie chased with andouille sausage and Celery Victor, and plumping for the very specific Carolina-style slaw with their Frito pies.
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Vendors had set out their grills and paella pans, and restaurant tables were filled with aficionados wearing sombreros and ascots and feasting on specialties like shrimp tacos doused in cheese sauce and washing it all down with cold micheladas, beer cocktails laced with pepper flakes and spiked with clam juice.
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At that time, it was as close to a textbook case of an intense typhoon as one typically sees in any season, or even multiple seasons, and it illustrates how these storms grow and sustain themselves by feasting on the energy drawn from a deep reservoir of warm ocean waters.
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Bagheera believes that Mowgli can only be saved by forcing him to live with his own kind in the man-village, but once there, he encounters new issues, including his interactions with a hunter ("The Americans'" Matthew Rhys) hired to slay the tiger, who has been feasting on the villagers' livestock.
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Just use a sous vide gadget to heat a pot of water to a set temperature, seal the food in an airtight bag, drop it in — and presto, you are more than halfway to feasting on a juicy steak or a buttery piece of salmon that melts on your tongue.
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" In the film, Mr. Kondabolu places Apu within the broader history of Hollywood's depiction of Indians, including Peter Sellers's brownface rendition of an idiot in the 1968 Blake Edwards film "The Party" and the Indians feasting on chilled monkey brains in Steven Spielberg's "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
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WIRED looks back at the promises and failures of the last 10 years Eleven months later, feasting on the fat of summer in an apartment on Mulberry Street, friends and I salivated over the gravity of a TextEdit screenshot Frank Ocean had, only minutes ago, uploaded to his Tumblr page.
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Photo: Jens Bludau (Wikimedia Commons)Exterminators have successfully cleansed the remote British overseas territory of South Georgia island in the South Atlantic of invasive rats that, since the year 23, had been feasting on the eggs and chicks of two species of birds found nowhere else on the planet and many others.
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The white sharks — as described in a 2013 paper published in PLoS One by both Hammerschlag and Gallagher — were feasting on baleen whale carcasses off the coast of South Africa: they "would routinely regurgitate large chunks of whale blubber only to immediately return to the carcass and feed once again," the study says.
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The marine biologist, who has been working on commercial and private whale watching boats for 22 years, expected to find the dead whale floating belly up, what surprised her — and the others aboard the boat — were the two great white sharks feasting on the carcass, one of which was 18 feet long.
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Feasting on the laughing-stock the White House spokesman had become, the satirists at "Saturday Night Live" lampooned Mr Spicer as a raging lunatic, prone to battering amazed journalists with his podium, and, what is more, a tragic figure—an example of the chewed-up former collaborator that Mr Trump's career path is strewn with.
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But in Facebook, Instagram and Twitter posts, Mr. Trump has broadcast his culinary preferences to the nation — devouring a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken (while reading The Wall Street Journal), feasting on a McDonald's burger and fries (to celebrate clinching the Republican presidential nomination) and chowing down on a taco bowl (in an effort to woo Hispanic voters).
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So count on Dupin feasting on "large and small sea snails, large and small langoustines, pink prawns, half a large crab, a whole spider crab, and of course: Belon oysters" — all at the same meal and in the company of an aging film star (or possibly her twin sister) who found a corpse that keeps disappearing.
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Gibson asks us to observe the spectacle of spilled viscera, limbs in flight, rats feasting on mortal flesh, and one soldier using the sundered torso of another as a shield, so that we may better comprehend the faith that upholds Doss, inspiring him to bind the wounds of his friends (and even, in one stirring instance, his foe).
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In May, Andrew Sullivan summoned the teachings of Plato in a fascinating piece for New York magazine about how tyrants rise in "late-stage democracy": He is usually of the elite but has a nature in tune with the time — given over to random pleasures and whims, feasting on plenty of food and sex, and reveling in the nonjudgment that is democracy's civil religion.
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Health care economists John A. Vernon and Joseph A. Golec found that price controls imposed in the EU between 1986 and 2004 not only reduced R&D spending, they also "resulted in about fifty fewer new drugs and about seventeen hundred fewer scientists employed in the EU." Rather than feasting on the goose that lays the golden eggs, we should be looking for ways to grow more geese.
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Read: Watch This Very Patriotic Video of Bald Eagles Feasting on a Cat Of all the many patriotic things that make up the American identity—bald eagles, buffalo, the Dallas Cowboys, the Statue of Liberty, the wage gap—Budweiser, the King of Beers and unofficial beverage of patriots everywhere, has just up and grabbed the title of "Most American Thing Ever" by officially changing its name to "America" for the rest of the 2016 election season.
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Read more:A desperately thin whale washed up dead on a beach with 29 kg of human trash in its stomachA whale washed up dead in the Philippines with almost 100 pounds worth of trash in its stomach, including plastic shopping bags and rice sacksScientists hauled up the carcass of a giant blue whale who died in 2015 and are trying to reassemble it and put it on displayDeep-sea explorers discovered creatures at the bottom of the ocean feasting on decaying whales
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