That's due to all the meat our furry friends gobble down, according to new research.
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I gobble down some leftover pulled pork from my mom and get back to my desk.
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And yes, of course, he has a ton of Thanksgiving recipe ideas and techniques for you to gobble down.
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They line up to guzzle water and gobble down jalebi, an Indian snack of fried dough slathered in sticky syrup.
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Alas, irresponsible tourists have developed the habit of paying locals good money (around $5 a chomp) to see them gobble down live chickens.
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In French-speaking Africa graft is bouffer (to gobble down); in parts of west Africa the verb is "chop", from the pidgin for eat.
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Children's Books Liesl Shurtliff writes the perfect middle-grade page-turners that fourth graders can gobble down on the plane, train and automobile trips ahead this summer.
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I gobble down lunch before taking a break at a café across the street to get a green tea and read a couple chapters of a Pema Chödrön book.
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Trina Braxton's not conflicted at all -- she supports the rights of the LGBT community ... AND she supports the rights of folks who want to gobble down some Chick-fil-A.
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Well, some sharks — like tiger sharks — are voracious eaters that pretty much gobble down whatever they find, including things that aren't very digestible, like bird feathers, turtles shells, or other bones.
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These chompers were resilient and rugged enough, the researchers contend, that ol' Razana might have been able to pulverize and gobble down bone and tendon along with its prey's fleshy bits.
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The major difference being that these face flies, as they're known, love to gobble down on other animals' bodily fluids for nourishment, especially their tears, where they inadvertently pick up eye worm larvae.
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Not only can the larvae of black soldier flies be made into animal feed, but they also gobble down food waste during their short lives, doubling the environmental benefits of Entocycle's automated system.
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He recalled in interviews how he would rush in from his solo baseball reveries to gobble down his dinner, only to be asked by his mother why he was in such a hurry.
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A GOOD street-food stall is the one place in Mumbai where the posh and the poor might rub shoulders, if only for the few seconds it takes to gobble down a savoury snack.
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Saturday was 2017's "Celebration for the Turkeys," and families from far and wide came to the rescue to watch several of the birds gobble down cranberries, pumpkin pie and squash — all the Thanksgiving favorites.
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Technically, Zia Valentina promotes these waffle-cone cups for coffee or ice cream, but there's no reason you can't enjoy a Nutty Irishman or Mudslide in them — and then gobble down the glass as well.
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Her father, Giuseppe, a loud, choleric Triestine, always took a cold shower in the morning: Under the water's lash, he'd let out a long roar, then he'd get dressed and, after stirring in many spoonfuls of sugar, he'd gobble down great cupfuls of that cold mezzorado [yogurt].
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Later at the coast of South Africa, a hungry mob of common dolphins, gannets, bronze whaler sharks, and brydes whales hunt sardines. After the feast, manta rays gobble down a few sardines. moments later a blanket octopus swims quietly along the current. Meanwhile, the sardines start making odd shapes.
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Modern diagnosis deem many of her behavioural traits compatible with an out-of-hand borderline personality disorder. She would appear in public dirty and smelly, refusing to use underwear, and would try to provoke courtiers by showing her intimate parts in public. She would refuse to touch the food on her table, but would then hide away and compulsively gobble down anything that she could put her hands on, whether it was edible or not. Her behaviour seemingly got worse over time.
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