They have been observed securing dead larger prey to ease subsequent dismemberment; a parent currawong had wedged a dead chicken's wings under a log to facilitate pulling off portions such as legs and entrails to feed to its young, and another time hooked a dead rabbit on a spur of a log to rip it into pieces.
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Each was dead, its large wings displayed extravagantly beneath an evergreen in my very urban, tiny yard.
However, there are also genetic dead zones: large stretches of the Neanderthal genome that nobody inherited, possibly because they conferred disadvantages to health, fertility, cognition or physical appearance.
The authorities said they had no firm tally of the dead, and large parts of the county had yet to be searched.
Adena people were hunters, gatherers, and farmers who buried their dead in large earthen mounds, some of which are hundreds of feet long.
Corpulent Alison makes her living as a psychic (a "sensitive", as she calls herself), contacting the dead at large meetings in the commuter towns of the south-east.
Witnesses to the air raid told the Guardian they had to bury the dead in large graves, forgoing funeral prayers for some, a sacred rite in Islam.
The battle for Aleppo, which began in 2012, has left tens of thousands of people dead and large parts of the city depopulated.
In contrast, relatively few studies address the most pressing conservation issues in northern Europe, often requiring data on the presence or quantities of dead wood, large trees or specific tree species, at the scale of the stand or reserve.
