The efficacy of catorenoid sources is dependent on the amount of the polyunsaturated fatty acid diet content (Bjerkeng et al. 1999); therefore, the FA composition was determined on the fish feeds, flesh, and skin fish samples.
Another case involves Gary Heidnik, a Pennsylvania death-row inmate convicted in a horrendous case of torture-murder in the basement of his home, in which he cut up the body of one of his female captives with an electric saw, cooked her head and fed her flesh to another captive.
The Romero-type zombie, very much the dominant form these days, multiplies by contagion, like a virus: it feeds on flesh, and its bite is lethal, so even those semi-fortunate humans who aren't wholly devoured, but merely gnawed upon, die and come back as shuffling, hollow-eyed flesh-eaters themselves.
Contemporary Westerners tend to associate insects with filth, death, and decay, and, because some insects feed on flesh, their consumption is often seen as cannibalism by proxy.
Elena can only cure her by feeding her flesh from 13 big bosses at the top of 13 different towers, each one with its own visual theme and puzzles to solve.
The next day at school, as the town is stunned by Colin's death, Needy goes to the school library's occult section and surmises that Jennifer is a succubus; she is weakest when she is hungry, and must feed on flesh in order to sustain her life and appearance.
Sue's bones reveal that she was attacked by another T. rex, which fed off her flesh before abandoning the carcass...But it was a fight of another kind that landed Sue in Sotheby's warehouse.
Once Tamora has dined, Titus announces the presence of her children: cooked in the pie "whereof their mother daintily hath fed, Eating the flesh that she herself hath bred".
In 1968, a group of sled dogs was fed Greenland shark flesh.
They also crop up in the classical era in the form of winged harpies and screech-owl-like "strixes" – frightening flying creatures that fed on the flesh of babies.
They say they fed their own flesh to their followers.
