Sentences with phrase «dead carcasses»

The patent system is supposed to promote innovation; carving up the long dead carcass of Nortel to feed the lawyers doesn't do this.

As the turkey vultures catch a ride on warm thermal air, they smell and search for dead carcasses.

A scavenger is an animal who will sort through discarded material or eat dead carcasses to take advantage of what it finds.

A review of the farm's pest control records flagged an ongoing rodent infestation, with rodents, dead carcasses and baby mice observed, along with workers who weren't following proper sanitary practices.

Gehenna was the trash dump outside Jerusalem, where all the dead carcasses were dumped.

Generally, it takes a vulture at least twenty - four hours to find a dead carcass because many of them rely on the smell of the gases that a decaying carcass produces.

Trump said he doesn't think congressional Republicans are «that far off» on a health overhaul to replace «the dead carcass of Obamacare.»

Without vultures, animals that eat carrion as a part of their diet (called facultative scavengers, as opposed to vultures, which eat only carrion) proliferate to take advantage of the available nutrients in a dead carcass.

Violence: Sheep die after being chased over a cliff and their dead carcasses are shown.

Their final roars before death are like candy for the player's ears as you rush to cut rare resources off their dead carcasses.

After escaping from the paddock, the ferocious monster goes on a hunting spree that leaves a wake of dead carcasses and half - eaten corpses in his path.

-- Cynthia E.J. Carter, Author of Honey out of a Dead Carcass

This behavior is reminiscent of the old days when the pups where in the wild and mother dog couldn't carry a dead carcass to the den.

Bots are constantly trying to sell him gold and waiting to pounce on bosses to loot their dead carcasses.

Resources in this case means food, and food means the dead carcasses of your enemies.