Cutland's body is yet to be found, but police said "she dropped into a zone which is full of ... carnivorous fossa felines," which are the largest carnivorous mammals in Madagascar.
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Nepenthes attenboroughii or Attenborough's pitcher plant is a carnivorous plant.
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Tasmanian tigers were carnivorous and ate kangaroos, wombats, and sheep.
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These days, Perkowitz said, humanity isn't afraid of carnivorous xenomorphs.
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That makes this Tyrannosaurus bigger than any other carnivorous dinosaur.
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Nutritionists don't think going fully carnivorous is a solid plan.
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After argument, protest, individual rights, What compares to carnivorous delight?
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Theropods were bipedal dinosaurs and most, but not all, were carnivorous.
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The study recorded 73 reef fish species, many of them carnivorous.
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Could these doe-eyed creatures be carnivorous — maybe even cannibalistic — themselves?
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In a glass case the carnivorous plants sat, caged and hungry.
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"Black bear are more carnivorous than a grizzly," Mr. Hanna said.
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The roaches eventually develop superintelligent abilities and, of course, become carnivorous.
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It's a carnivorous aural landscape you can let yourself be consumed by.
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Everywhere Isabella goes, she's followed by the nearly carnivorous glares of men.
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"It was a type of theropod dinosaur, a carnivorous one," he said.
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When foraging during battle, Mina might have to fight a carnivorous plant.
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These flautas are crazy-addictive even if you're of the carnivorous persuasion.
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What do you do with nearly 2189 carnivorous cats raised in captivity?
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Other parrots, like the kea in New Zealand, have similarly carnivorous tendencies.
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The tiger was a member of the Thylacine family of carnivorous marsupials.
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Think of it like a carnivorous spin on a Japanese kaiseki menu.
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Save your disgust with our carnivorous eating habits for the message boards!
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And numerous carnivorous plants lure insects with sweet odours, only to devour them.
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It is the biggest print from a carnivorous dinosaur to be discovered worldwide.
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That's the internet for you, the carnivorous plant from Little Shop of Horrors.
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But guzzling them incurs high costs for both carnivorous humans and the planet.
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Like T-rex it was a carnivorous, two-legged creature called a theropod.
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She dropped into a zone which is full of with carnivorous Fossa felines.
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Because, you know, our carnivorous lifestyles are harming the planet and our health.
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And so it goes in the cruel and carnivorous universe according to Einstein.
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Cyrodrakon was carnivorous, feasting on a diet of mammals, lizards and baby dinosaurs.
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I now wondered, what would win out this year: performative relatability, or carnivorous guilt?
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Some kids cut through pitcher plant leaves to discover what the carnivorous species ingested.
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B. schultzi seems to have been both diminutive—about 1.5 metres long—and carnivorous.
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The analysis revealed that two of the extinct species were, like the caiman, carnivorous.
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After all, chickens were once carnivorous dinosaurs that stalked the Earth on giant drumsticks.
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But what if you were also growing scales and turning into a carnivorous monster?
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And one of the largest carnivorous mammals to ever walk the Earth was discovered.
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Quolls, a slinky, spotted carnivorous native marsupial, had recently been released at the sanctuary.
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A black kite, a carnivorous scavenger, flying over the Ghazipur area of New Delhi.
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Carnivorous cooks preparing for Easter this Sunday face a fundamental question: lamb or ham?
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More than just a remarkable carnivorous plant, in genetic terms, it is a minimalist.
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The minimalist bladderwort doesn't just provide a model for looking at other carnivorous plants.
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The nightmare from the deep is still lurking — more carnivorous and hungry than ever.
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We don't have that many flies, and I became very interested in carnivorous plants a few years ago after interviewing Peter D'Amato, author of The Savage Garden, a carnivorous plant growing guide and easily the most metal gardening book of all time.
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Matthew M. Kaelin takes pictures of carnivorous plants to highlight their beautiful and fatal details.
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Although the researchers don't know what Suskityrannus ate, the carnivorous dinosaur probably hunted small animals.
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These chains and others are seeing demand for the product among their core, carnivorous customers.
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Oh, and also gigantic sauropods and carnivorous two-legged theropods, as this latest discovery affirms.
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One carnivorous zooplankton looks like a spidery lobster with the bulbous head of an ant.
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Pterosaurs were bird-like, carnivorous reptiles that lived from the late Triassic through the Cretaceous.
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This carnivorous pitcher plant was named after Attenborough because of his affinity for the species.
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And, rare among primates, they are completely carnivorous, preferring live insects to plants and fruits.
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It's not 100% identical to ground beef, but it scratches a remarkably similar, carnivorous itch.
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There's fun for nonvegetarians, too, including a carnivorous-plant demonstration and an edible-bug cafe.
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If you're carnivorous, go get yourself a nice grass-fed steak — a RIB-eye, perhaps.
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While they are normally vegetarian, at deeper depths they are turning carnivorous and eating barnacles.
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"I have such a task for you," Mr. Spacey said with a quiet, carnivorous glee.
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And I don't just mean in the way carnivorous species always are to their prey.
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Instead, the animal represents a kind of intermediary species somewhere between herbivorous dinosaurs and carnivorous theropods.
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Image: AugettesThe large carnivorous dinosaur, likely some type of Allosaurus, was discovered in Wyoming in 2013.
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It seems that this year, though, our more carnivorous — and indeed carnal — desires are coming out.
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And, like other carnivorous aquaculture, octopus farming would increase, not alleviate, pressure on wild aquatic animals.
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Because carnivorous plants tend to live in nutrient-poor soil, they've survived by eating other things.
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But unlike horses, they are super cool, with sharp claws and a carnivorous taste for blood.
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Plus, their carnivorous appetite is practically insatiable — and pet owners can be seen as tasty meals.
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Tasmanian tigers were carnivorous: They hunted kangaroos, wallabies, emus, and farm animals like sheep and chickens.
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Carnivorous plants are known for a steady diet of creepy crawlers, mostly small insects and spiders.
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Other activities include building wooden insects, exploring beeswax and taking part in a carnivorous-plant workshop.
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One big contributor to the changing climate is meat-eating, and China looks ever more carnivorous.
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Plus the fossil of a 222 million-year-old carnivorous dinosaur fetches $2500 million at auction.
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There are actually varieties of carnivorous plants on every continent but Antarctica, and conservation is a concern.
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According to Fukushima, carnivorous plants secrete an "an enzymatic cocktail for prey digestion" that other plants lack.
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"Never trust a flower," the narrator's guide says, upon rescuing a citizen from a giant carnivorous plant.
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"We can eliminate natural [geological] processes that breaks bone like this, including other [carnivorous] animals," he said.
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The house features replicas of Pugsley and Wednesday's bedrooms, Lurch's "you rang" bell, and Morticia's carnivorous plants.
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In the living room, guests will find gothic furniture, a polar bear rug, and Morticia's carnivorous plants.
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I'd call his expression carnivorous, but we're at Nix, and there's nothing to eat here but vegetables.
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Wander through the glass houses to find carnivorous plants, ferns, cactuses and lilies from around the world.
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In fact, scientists in January came across a footprint from the same carnivorous species that stretched 104 centimeters.
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One recent discovery mentioned in the report is the stuff of nightmares—a carnivorous plant 1.5 metres tall.
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The one found in Minas Gerais, Brazil, was the drosera magnifica, one of the largest known carnivorous plants.
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In contrast, another of last year's discoveries is the stuff of nightmares—a carnivorous plant 1½ metres tall.
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The video, not for the squeamish, shows swarming carnivorous insects reclaiming a body (Aparna Nancherla) for the soil.
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One of America's most carnivorous companies, Tyson Foods, is cashing in on the growing popularity of meatless meat.
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A CUB is "the young of a fox, bear, lion, or other carnivorous mammal," according to the dictionary.
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The fact that the Microraptor ate the lizard head-first is similar to the way modern carnivorous birds eat.
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Leech therapy is a treatment that involves placing carnivorous worms onto the body to feed on a human's blood.
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Like most carnivorous plants, pitcher plants tend to live in nutrient-poor environments, the authors noted in their study.
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Sometimes called the "vacuum cleaner of the forest," the world's largest carnivorous marsupial eats birds, snakes, fish and bugs.
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He followed that up with a second tweet two minutes later, further expressing his distaste for the carnivorous fish.
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Depicting mostly kissing couples who evoke carnivorous insects, they might be parodies of the saccharine images of Marc Chagall.
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There was just a carnivorous desperation to learn what was going on, and then to tell people about it.
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The biggest, meanest, dumbest of the carnivorous giants is Fleshlumpeater, voiced by Jermaine Clement from Flight of the Conchords.
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After entering into the Chicken Sandwich Wars this August, Popeyes attracted a carnivorous horde of customers hungry for more.
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In between, delicate yet deadly, thousands of sundews — tiny, carnivorous plants — sat patiently, holding red tentacles to the sun.
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Reminiscent of carnivorous plants with alluring spines and bulbous forms, the sculptures deserve to be seen in the round.
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Zooko Wilcox, who invented the cryptocurrency ZCash, has been a prominent advocate of a carnivorous "ketogenic" diet for years.
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The silver-tailed antechinus, another carnivorous marsupial that lives in Queensland — its entire distribution pretty much has been burned.
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The research centered on several meat-eating dinosaurs, but Majungasaurus crenatissimus was really the star of carnivorous dinosaur dentition.
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Thylacoleo is the largest carnivorous Australian mammal known, reigning as one of Australia's most fearsome predators for 2 million years.
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Let's take the venus fly trap, which is a carnivorous plant that grows in the peat bogs of the Carolinas.
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We have to pay very, very, very special attention, though, because they do have tendencies toward a more carnivorous physiology.
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Barney was really a Tyrannosaurus rex, a carnivorous predator hiding his true nature behind a mask of benign child's play.
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One of the most important enzymes these carnivorous plants deploy is chitinase, which other plants typically use to fight disease.
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Experts say it's one of the largest prints ever found of a carnivorous dinosaur, and a record for South America.
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Ew. But in this journey towards carnivorous enlightenment, my palate discovered a divine specialty I actually liked: Fried freakin' chicken.
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That's how this carnivorous plant knows the difference between the presence of prey in its trap and a false alarm.
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Paleontologists have discovered a new species of "megaraptor," a type of carnivorous dinosaur every bit as badass as it sounds.
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Tim Utteridge, head of identification at RBG, said carnivorous plants had a wide following online, helping identification of unknown specimens.
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When DePalma took out the fossil, he found underneath it a tooth from a mosasaur, a giant carnivorous marine reptile.
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In addition, the researchers found meat eaters tended to highly value their carnivorous habits, and would be unlikely to change.
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A certain carnivorous plant has been repotted in Hell's Kitchen, and I am delighted to report that it's thriving there.
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On Saturdays, the Portuguese chatter grows noticeably louder, as regulars gather for feijoada, the country's carnivorous answer to comfort food.
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In the urgent effort to reduce carbon emissions, scientists are making an increasingly stronger effort to decrease our carnivorous habits.
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The Tasmanian devil, a carnivorous marsupial that mostly scavenges for food, is one of the Tasmanian tiger's closest living relatives.
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This Sunday night, June 26, the Discovery Channel will begin airing its 28th annual week dedicated to these carnivorous fish.
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Granted, if you're trapped in a room with one of these carnivorous animals, sneezing will be the least of your concerns.
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The researchers think they were made by theropods, a big group of bipedal and carnivorous dinosaurs that included tyrannosaurs and raptors.
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Our 210 Sexiest Man Alive detailed a day of his carnivorous diet for us, and we're warning vegetarians now — look away!
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Companies like Beyond Meat want to ensure that carnivorous consumers can have it all: Big, juicy burgers and a sustainable diet.
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And Simbakubwa is the oldest of this group, making it one of the largest carnivorous mammals ever to live on land.
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Little Shop of Horrors, 1986 The monster in Stranger Things looks a lot like the carnivorous plant in the classic musical.
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Animals that lived alongside it included other four-legged, long-necked sauropods, carnivorous theropod dinosaurs, turtles, and relatives of today's crocodiles.
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Outside of this study, there's also no shortage of people who insist on feeding their carnivorous cats an entirely vegan diet.
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You may find Fourth of July grilling inspiration in the season premiere of the restaurateur Michael Symon's carnivorous food travel show.
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Like a hellish carnivorous plant mutated by some Mysterious Chemical X, my fascination with the horrifying has only gotten bigger, hungrier.
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The fossilized skeleton of a 150 million-year-old carnivorous theropod dinosaur was sold by French auction house Aguttes for €2,019,680.
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Liberated from the stigma of AIDS, gay men, many people think, are now free to revert to their carnivorous sexual selves.
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The mammals are carnivorous but generally eat fish, so are probably not looking to make a meal of a human being.
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Airbnb users with tastes less carnivorous and more historical can find an apartment that Hayman calls "Ear Up" on the site.
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The carnivorous creature, which is not a direct ancestor to dinosaurs but more of a close cousin, is called Teleocrater rhadinus.
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In their place were several species of carnivorous animals, including hyenas, wolves, and sometimes even bears, according to the new research.
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Gualicho and other carnivorous dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex are part of a group called theropods that included Earth's largest-ever land predators.
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But all we're seeing is an enormous, electrically charged, carnivorous dino, and we're probably never leaving the safety of our homes again.
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These carnivorous — frequently, cannibalistic — insects are well known for their pious posture, and the female's habit of devouring her mate after sex.
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The researchers say it's the first example of a plant that achieves pollination by pretending to smell like a carnivorous animal's dinner.
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Whatever's causing your carnivorous cravings, we're here for you with some of our favorite ways to prepare a good piece of beef.
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It's a heavily forested area covered in sandy, acidic, nutrient-poor soil that is well suited for cranberries, orchids, and carnivorous plants.
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Komodo Dragons are carnivorous animals that can make a meal of water buffalo and deer, so Bray was smart to back away.
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"Insofar as there is an association between Bitcoin advocates and carnivorous eating, I find this encouraging," O'Hearn wrote me in an email.
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The behavior, known as extreme osteophagy, is seen today in carnivorous mammals like gray wolves and spotted hyenas, but not in reptiles.
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"All Russian intel agencies are competitive and carnivorous," Mark Galeotti, a Russia expert at the Institute of International Relations in Prague, said.
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I just thought of one yesterday: Why don't you cultivate a wee garden of carnivorous plants so you can lord over them?
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Over 140 of his photographs have been collected and published in The Sinister Beauty of Carnivorous Plants, released earlier this year by Schiffer.
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How to carnivorous plants know to devour a fly at the perfect moment – and why do they eat flies in the first place?!
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Although they did have a carnivorous digestive system, like other ursine species, pandas have evolved to consume a diet of almost entirely bamboos.
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Dragons Dragons—massive, flying, carnivorous reptiles with no natural predators—are arguably the most iconic fantasy beasts of the Game of Thrones series.
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"We know pretty confidently where it fits on the tree of life alongside the archosaurs, and everything around it is carnivorous," Peecook said.
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One of these threats is Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD), which is a transmissible cancer that affect the world's largest living carnivorous marsupial.
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If the growth enhancing antibiotics fed to food animals were going to cause antibiotic resistance it should be seen in our carnivorous pets.
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Or we think of movies where the most clown-like creatures—Joker, for instance—are not a source of joy, but carnivorous menaces.
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M lives unrecognized between ancient and modern time zones, between carnivorous myth and fractal reality, between last sexual offers and gravity's roll call.
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To complete the adventure, they, along with a grown-up Sarah (Bonnie Hunt), battle stampeding elephants and rhinos, carnivorous plants and a monsoon.
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One possible clue comes from the fact Dr. Thiebot and his collaborators only saw penguins eating carnivorous jellies, not herbivorous ones, like salps.
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All of the carnivorous dinosaurs with estimates of tooth replacement rates measured to date, albeit only three genera, had rates topping 275 days.
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Notably, such facilities do not ease pressure on global fish populations, since raising larger carnivorous fish often uses smaller wild fish in feed.
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Some of the creatures discovered for the first time include giant anemone-sucking sea spiders, flesh-eating crustaceans, zombie worms, and carnivorous sponges.
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And nothing says "America" like corn, the vegetable even the most carnivorous of your friends will eat, because, well, it's not actually a vegetable.
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The fires have also completely burned up the habitats of several critically threatened native species, including a carnivorous marsupial called the Kangaroo Island dunnart.
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I've tried to reduce my carnivorous tendencies throughout my life, even dipping my toes in vegetarianism, but as with many immigrants, food is love.
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They concluded that although all three plants evolved in distantly-related lineages, the plants became carnivorous due to similar genetic alterations involving key enzymes.
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With per capita consumption at nearly 58 kilograms (128 lbs) per year, barbecue-loving Argentines are among the most carnivorous people in the world.
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Along with dinosaurs, the area is populated by gorillas, elementals, an insectoid race called Silithids, tar beasts, carnivorous plants called bloodpetals and huge golems.
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The episode is Atlanta at its most carnivorous, its most unafraid—refusing, as always, to be made small by the limitations of the medium.
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Here all her friends have turned into murderers and a reference is presumably made to older carnivorous men ("all these fiends want teenage meat").
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While we're on the subject of meatballs, the restaurant's carnivorous version, made from a family recipe that combines pork, veal and beef, tasted heavenly.
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Previously, they've been able to trace the early evolution of armored dinosaurs, long-necked sauropods and the cousins of Tyrannosaurus rex-like carnivorous theropods.
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Three-toed footprints with sharp claws appear to have been made by a jeep-sized two-legged carnivorous dinosaur from a group called theropods.
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Around 300 of the carnivorous birds have roosted in its radio tower, and are creating communications issues thanks to their corrosive vomit and feces.
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And the smaller events, in many cases, produced genes associated with being carnivorous — like the ones that make papain, an enzyme in meat tenderizer.
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Complete with digitally rendered googly eyes, the carnivorous plant babbles about the necessity of composting humans if an ecological collapse is to be avoided.
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"When you come to Westminster you are in the jungle again," he recalled, "and few people are more carnivorous than new members of Parliament."
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The team compared genetic information from three different species of carnivorous pitcher plant: one from Asia, one from Austrialia and a third from the Americas.
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It's super cute, but is poisonous to touch, and though non-carnivorous, it will feed off any kind of non-organic material it can find.
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There may also be other sweat-producing, meat-specific chemical reactions involved in a particularly massive carnivorous binge we are as of yet unaware of.
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The Venus flytrap is a smaller, but equally carnivorous, version of Audrey II. Remember when we told you that the Venus flytrap can actually count?
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The road wound through the interior of the island, and crossed a cedar bog, where skunk cabbage and carnivorous pitcher plants grow among the sphagnum.
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While Argentines have been slowly reducing their meat consumption over the past 60 years, they have remained among the most carnivorous people in the world.
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It is not only a carnivorous member of the food chain, but is also an apex predator, meaning that no other animal preys on it.
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The carnivorous dinosaur had something akin to an air conditioner in its skull, according to a new study published Wednesday in the The Anatomical Record.
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"On good days, I wore flowers and butterflies and balloons, and on bad days, all kinds of bugs and carnivorous animals," Ms. Albright told Smithsonian.
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When you have carnivorous fish—which are the most common kinds of fish people want to eat, there's no way to find these psychoactive compounds.
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I've even been enjoying an extremely strange little game about religion and… being a carnivorous animal lover by the name of Agatha Knife, which arrived today.
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The tail in question was once attached to a carnivorous dinosaur from a group known as the coelurosaurs, the most famous member of which is Tyrannosaurus.
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Now, as Fletcher, 25, gears up for the romantic overnight dates with her remaining suitors, everyone's favorite carnivorous body builder is opening up about public misconceptions.
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Returning to work after a weekend, the team found that the carnivorous strain they had been using was hungry and without food it ate its own.
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Many of their teeth have proved so bizarre that some palaeontologists have theorised that, far from being carnivorous, these ancient species might have been eating plants.
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For instance, when the researchers compared the Venus flytrap with the non-carnivorous thane cress, they found that both plants produce a defensive hormone called jasmonate.
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Take a jaunt through the gourmet history of this New York neighbourhood, from an urban farmers' market to the carnivorous cornucopia that is a bodega buffet.
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The "Game of Thrones" star is such a big animal lover that he's a vegetarian who eats tofu masquerading as meat in the carnivorous, libidinous show.
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They were a diverse bunch, producing herbivorous, omnivorous, and carnivorous offshoots, and evolving into a menagerie of assorted shapes and sizes dated to the Cretaceous period.
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"Feeder 2" (1998) is a life-sized gingerbread house, simultaneously inviting and unnerving, which references both holiday celebrations and the carnivorous witch from Hansel and Gretel.
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This time-consuming analysis of teeth replacement has only occurred in a few of the hundreds of carnivorous dinosaurs that were once spread across the globe.
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Try Uno Mas for fast-casual Mexican, and don't miss Bazaar Meat if you're a carnivorous traveler with a penchant for restaurants backed by star chefs.
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It recalls warm childhood rituals of baking with family, but has a darker connotation as the cottage of the carnivorous witch in the Hansel and Gretel fairytale.
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At first sight parachute plants, which have cone-shaped flowers (see picture) decorated inside with needlelike inward-pointing hairs, look as though they might be carnivorous themselves.
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"Deadly flora now has much more variety, with carnivorous trap plants and bloated gas flora waiting to snare the unwary and reward the cautious," the developer explains.
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The idea is that a leisurely stroll on suspension bridges surrounded by carnivorous pitcher plants will reinvigorate employees and make them feel better about working at Amazon.
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The 4-foot-long skull featured a keyhole-shaped opening that paleontologists said was unmistakably the squamosal bone of the enormous carnivorous vertebrate, according to Burke Museum.
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Daniel Handler's The Austere Academy, The Ersatz Elevator, The Vile Village, The Hostile Hospital, and The Carnivorous Carnival (Season 2 is two episodes longer than Season 1).
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It lived in an ecosystem that included smaller carnivorous dinosaurs including Viavenator, large herbivores such as Traukutitan, snakes similar to boas, crocs, turtles and birds, Porfiri added.
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All in all, while these pseudo-space worms of the Waitomo Caves may look beautiful, their mystery and carnivorous appetite is the stuff of sci-fi gold.
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Or, if you're feeling more carnivorous, grab a grilled chicken breast fresh from the lab that cultured its cells, while crunching on a side of mushroom chips.
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Related: 'Biophilia' Book Preserves Nature's Beauty in Mosaics and Mandalas Bugs Get Bejeweled into Crystal Critters Explore the Dangers of a Carnivorous Garden in This Gripping Biolapse
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Home to an abundance of fauna, the ORINOCO River is also a habitat of the carnivorous piranha, which is how it was clued in last Wednesday's puzzle.
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But just as there are carnivorous plants like the Venus flytrap, mantises prey on hummingbirds and other small-to-middling birds more often than most people realize.
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North Carolina has a long and colorful bond with Venus flytraps, the carnivorous plants that grow in the wild only in a 75-mile radius around Wilmington.
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The award-winning chef and owner of New York's Beatrice Inn has created a fashionably photographed book that's as high-rolling and unapologetically carnivorous as her restaurant.
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If the industry switched away from farming carnivorous fish and produced low-impact shellfish and seaweed instead, it would do a lot to ease the pressure, she argues.
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She often likened the process to the voracious appetite of the carnivorous plant in the Little Shop of Horrors, and had consequently nicknamed the mass-spec Audrey III.
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The group analyzed three different kinds of pitcher plants—carnivorous plants with pitfall traps—from three different parts of the world (one Australian, an Asian, and an American).
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They say the feathered tail belongs to a young coelurosaur, a family of bird-like carnivorous dinosaurs that lived during the Cretaceous era about 99 million years ago.
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The Pride and Prejudice and Zombies stars awarded a prize for the most ghastly look, and makeup artists were on hand to make sure everyone looked positively carnivorous.
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Two impressive specimens were the skull of Arctotherium wingei—a 150-kilogram (330-pound) short-faced bear—and the bones of Protocyon troglodytes, a carnivorous wolf-like animal.
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It's likely that the puppy may have been taken by an Australian raven, which is carnivorous and can be found in the southern and eastern parts of Australia.
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Salmon farmers have developed protein-rich formulas that cut the feed to harvest ratio to under 1:1, but scientists haven't been able to curtail tuna's carnivorous nature.
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It's a tale so expansive that Nicolas Cage, Preet Bharara, and a colossal carnivorous dinosaur that lived some 70 million years ago are all entangled in its web.
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And this was all before dinner, too, which was at Animal, a carnivorous foodie magnet and the antithesis to the wholesome vegan establishments I'd spent the month frequenting.
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As I gorged, I felt my dormant carnivorous Mr. Hyde take over as the whites of my eyes presumably snapped to blood red like in a zombie movie.
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And while his carnivorous brethren (led by a lummox named Fleshlumpeater, played by Jemaine Clement) are full of slobbery bluster, they project all the menace of untrained sheepdogs.
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The examples selected in collaboration with paleo-ornithologist Julia Clarke include the extinct carnivorous terror birds of South America and the Pelagornis with a startling 20-foot wingspan.
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But researchers were surprised to discover fossil evidence recently that showed that a carnivorous dinosaur — the only known cannibal — replaced its chompers even more frequently than some herbivores.
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It was also carnivorous, armed with burly jaws lined with rugged premolars, allowing for a powerful bite that could have splintered bone or crunched the shells of armored invertebrates.
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In "The Day of the Triffids" (1951), John Wyndham saw mankind's end hastened by perambulating carnivorous plants; Stephen King made a case for murderous mobile phones in "Cell" (2006).
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Beelzebufo, the largest known frog species ever, lived in Madagascar some time after Razana did; it was as big as a beachball, carnivorous, and almost certainly ate baby dinosaurs.
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A whelk is a carnivorous sea snail, but you won't find any of those in "Whelk Song," an animated music video inspired by the art of indigenous Australian people.
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Scotty is now officially the largest and most aged T. rex ever discovered, and the most gigantic of any of the known two-legged carnivorous dinosaurs known as theropods.
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The island is renowned for being a laboratory of evolution, with many of its inhabitants—from lemurs, to Mantella poison frogs, to carnivorous fossas—found nowhere else on Earth.
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One postcard begins: "By the time you read this I shall have been swallowed by a carnivorous plant which you have been sheltering unbeknownst in your otherwise paradisal garden."
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History isn't written by the victors, he reminds us, it's written by the writers, and this study becomes a scathing group portrait of a generation of carnivorous royal watchers.
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History isn't written by the victors, Brown reminds us, it's written by the writers, and this study becomes a scathing group portrait of a generation of carnivorous royal watchers.
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The owner, Christian Pappanicholas, is bringing its carnivorous menu to Chefs Club New York, along with beer from Torch & Crown, a brewery and restaurant coming to Manhattan next year.
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Because of this, the researchers believe it was a carnivorous reptile that feasted on amphibians, insects and early relatives of mammals that walked the Earth 250 million years ago.
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These include, in rapid succession, flying Stormtroopers — yes, they fly now, as Poe notes sardonically — quicksand and a giant, carnivorous worm, as well as many scenery and climate changes.
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"The discovery of medullary bone is just one more piece of evidence that blurs the line between birds and other theropod (carnivorous two-legged) dinosaurs like T. rex," she said.
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Image: M. J. Boyd & D. R. Lomax, 2018Ichthyosaurs were a group of carnivorous aquatic reptiles that fed on other reptiles, fish, and marine invertebrates, such as the squid-like belemnites.
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The Venus flytrap is perhaps the best known of carnivorous plants — those that get essential nutrients from trapping and consuming insects, particularly when they can't get enough from the soil.
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But to everyone's joy, the Texas treasure reopened its doors to a carnivorous public in November, and no one seems to be more relieved than owner and chef Aaron Franklin.
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Here, the headline activity is the alligator wrestling course, a three-hour endeavor in which novices wrangle carnivorous reptiles with names like Pitbull, Darth Gator and Sir Chomps-a-lot.
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Trilobites On the soggy floor of one of the only remaining intact forests on the island nation of Singapore, the egg-sized heads of carnivorous creatures emerge from decaying leaves.
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When they finally get into the forest, Smurfette is overcome, finally turning to the trio and exclaiming, "Wow!" before she promptly gets snapped up by a semi-carnivorous yellow flower.
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But when confronted by a heap of steaming spag Bol on a cold autumn evening or a sausage butty under your hungover nose, those carnivorous cravings will inevitably kick in.
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That said, the bones of the 1992 specimen exhibited bite marks, and even an embedded tooth belonging to a small carnivorous dinosaur, likely a scavenger that feasted on its carcass.
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Besides the lions, 27 other carnivorous animals at the Lucknow zoo, including tigers, leopards, hyenas, jackals and wolves, have also faced a dietary challenge this past week, Mr. Gupta said.
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He could emerge from his dystopian, carnivorous man cave, guarded by the fanged two-headed Stephenbeast of Bannon and Miller, and condemn the hate he spent so long stirring up.
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While the Discovery Channel assures PEOPLE that there are no carnivorous monkeys or poisonous fog on the wheel, it's safe to say that the locales will be harrowing for the participants.
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Bigger than any carnivorous land mammal alive today - even a polar bear - Simbakubwa's skull was the size of a rhino's, its eight-inch (20-cm) canine teeth as large as bananas.
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Undoubtedly better for the environment than a carnivorous diet, vegan options can be healthy and they may be tasty, but the foods that combine the two are few and far between.
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When the huge carnivorous dinosaur took a bite, it did so with an awe-inspiring force equal to the weight of three small cars, enabling it to crunch bones with ease.
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It is believed to be from the carnivorous, theropod group of dinosaurs, which had hollow bones and three-toed feet, said Eric Mickeler, a paleontological expert working with auction house Aguttes.
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Yet such a characterization would be entirely misleading because it would automatically exclude the nearly 600 known species of carnivorous plants which depend on trapping and killing their prey to survive.
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Advantage: Mary This lathery adaptation, directed by Charles Jarrott for the producer Hal B. Wallis, stars a blonde Vanessa Redgrave as a swoony Mary and Glenda Jackson as a carnivorous Elizabeth.
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It's possible that the penguins are gaining nutrients from the food eaten by carnivorous jellies, which include crustaceans that are too small for the penguins to target themselves, Dr. Thiebot said.
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During this time, and after a number of years of cultivating carnivorous plants at home and casually photographing them, I eventually set forth to create a personal glimpse into their bizarre world.
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As they describe in Current Biology, a vegetable called the parachute plant uses chemical signals to trick carnivorous flies into believing the insects those flies prey on are lying wounded inside it.
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Speaking with ABC Rural Burgunder said it was only when he realised that there hadn't been an attack from a carnivorous goshawk bird for a while, that he put the pieces together.
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At its best you have those kinds of moments in Korean pop—that sort of poly-stylistic approach, but very much a carnivorous and relevant approach to genre that feeds into production.
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Other scientists last week announced the discovery of fossils of another Argentine carnivorous dinosaur, called Gualicho, a bit larger than Murusraptor that had feeble arms, akin in size to a human child's.
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It's a deadly little thing that looks like some sort of alien finger trap but it's actually a carnivorous plant with sticky tentacles that basically entomb bugs that come across its way.
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When it lived, it would have stood around 70 cm tall and measured some two metres from nose to tail, with a mouth full of serrated teeth vital for its carnivorous diet.
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The carnivorous fitness fanatic dissed JoJo Fletcher's final two suitors, Jordan Rodgers and Robby Hayes (to her face!), bickered with fellow former housemate Grant Kemp nearly came to blows with Nick Benvenutti.
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Chasmosaurus—Dromaeosaurus by Ely Kish (1974-1975) To close out our preview of Paleoart, here's Canadian artist Ely Kish's evocative oil portrait of a carnivorous dromaeosaur scavenging the remains of a chasmosaur.
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The researchers calculated that the sharks were digesting the grass with about 50 percent efficiency, much greater than carnivorous lizards, for instance, whose efficiency at digesting plant matter is about 30 percent.
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Siamraptor, the largest carnivorous dinosaur ever discovered in Thailand, lived during the Cretaceous Period in an environment centered on a meandering river system and preyed on plant-eating dinosaurs, the researchers said.
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The theme of beauty disguising danger extends to a smaller adjoining installation in which the artist has inserted jewelry from the museum's permanent collection in vitrines filled with carnivorous-looking fake tropical flowers.
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In a prior study, Sarah Werning of the University of California and Berkeley and her colleagues found medullary bone in the carnivorous dinosaur Allosaurus as well as in the plant-eating dino Tenontosaurus.
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A new study sheds a bit more light on the unusual, and a bit bizarre, species of carnivorous plants that trap and kill food, instead of drawing their nutrition from sunlight and soil.
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It turns out that the long-necked sauropods weren't alone; they shared the region with some carnivorous theropods, distant cousins of the T-rex, which wouldn't make its dreaded appearance until much later.
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In the weeks leading up to Halloween, the actor posted a photo from the Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events set, sharing that he was filming the Netflix series' "Carnivorous Carnival" episodes.
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Other animals have a pseudo-penises, too, such as squirrel monkeys, lemurs, fossas, a cat-like carnivorous mammal, and binturongs, mammals with a face like a cat's and a body like a bear's.
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The 1986 cult classic Little Shop of Horrors depicted these hungry little darlings as bloodthirsty beasts, which isn't entirely inaccurate—depending on where they're located, carnivorous plants eat everything from flies to frogs.
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Knowing that praying mantises are carnivorous, not to mention voracious hunters, the researchers pored over 147 incidents—both amateur and scholarly—of mantis-on-bird predation, hoping to find clues about this behavior.
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The husband and wife chef duo serve serious carnivorous goodness at OX, their Argentine-inspired Portland restaurant—but after gathering ingredients from the MUNCHIES garden, they proved that their skills go beyond beef.
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Dineobellator was built to be a carnivorous predator who thrived, even during the reign of Tyrannosaurus rex at the end of the Cretaceous period before the mass extinction event 66 million years ago.
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There, the team not only found the pictured footprint, but also discovered two dozen other prints left 183 million years ago by carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs, as well as small creatures called synapsids.
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But some botanists who don't want the carnivorous plant to disappear see the Northeast's waterwheels as a glimmer of hope for the species' global survival — or at least a buffer against its extinction.
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But some botanists who don't want the carnivorous plant to disappear see the Northeast's waterwheels as a glimmer of hope for the species' global survival — or at least a buffer against its extinction.
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Although the bones were poorly preserved, she could tell by how thin they were that they belonged to a theropod, which is the major group of carnivorous dinosaurs that include allosaurs and tyrannosaurs.
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She added that she'd be interested to see if the thylacine's developmental pattern was shared among its carnivorous pouched cousins, like the thylacoleo, or marsupial lion, and the thylacosmilus, or saber-toothed marsupial.
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