1937:, so the live food/non-live food distinction probably isn't relevant. Secondly, the phrase "live food" is usually applied for captive animals only. While in the wild carnivores may only eat food they killed themselves, in captivity a large number of animals (including lions and bears) are perfectly content to eat dead stuff - just look at feeding time at the zoo. Also, I think you underestimate the prevalence of scavengering-like behavior. While they may not eat meat that's gone rancid, lions and bears are not above picking over a fresh corpse, and a number of carnivores aren't shy about stealing an already-dead kill from another hunter. However, there are a number of animals, like some snakes and lizards, which either will only eat still-living prey, or whose appetite is stimulated by the sight of living prey. --
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There is an old wives' tale that if confronted with a bear, you should lie down and pretend to be dead. I think the idea here is that, if it is dead it must have died of something, and you don't want to catch what it died of by eating it, or it may have been dead for a while, so for the same reason,
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You are getting into one of my areas of study... By defining a person as a "user", you are implying that the person actually puts the medicine in or on his or her body. Most statistical information is based on prescriptions. Those prescriptions may or may not be filled. If filled, they may or may
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would be a start - and if that was purely the reason then i am sorry I jumped to a conclusion about why this would be of interest to someone. I got the impression from the way the question was asked that such a thing was going to be used as a criteria for whether or not to date someone - which would
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Going a different direction (in terms of sensation, not flow:), when I give blood, I can feel when the line is blocked (due to the bag being filled, while switching among sample tubes, etc.). But the sensation is that of blood not flowing in my arm (cuff blocking normal vein return) and then flowing
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I have seen a family of lions (ok, it was TV, but it was very clear) eat an antelop or similar prey (I can't remember the exact species) while it was still clearly moving and trying to escape, although badly injured. One of the bigger lions was holding it down while all the other ones where happily
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Many animals eat live prey. Consider big fish eating little fish. How about frogs eating bugs. The main advantage is that there is much of a less consideration for infection in live animals compared to dead ones. Some animals, such as crabs, are very quick to spoil. That is why you boil them
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I wouldn't say net biological production is 0; most exhaled carbon was originally fixed by a plant, yes, but not nearly all CO2 fixed by plants, even food crops, ends up metabolized by a human. (More importantly, though I know it wasn't your point, the carbon impact of what we eat depends on all
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I think the idea with the bear is that by playing dead you will no longer be perceived as a threat. Most bears (except the polar variety) have no interest in people as food; they just want to make sure you're no threat to their cubs or themselves. Once the bear sees you're not a danger (so the
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I think the main advantage is just that it's easier. Killing the animal takes effort, if it's not necessary, why both? A lion needs to kill its prey because otherwise it will run off before it can be eaten, food which is eaten live is eaten in one mouthful, so that isn't an issue.
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