“carcass”造句，怎麼用carcass造句

On the way, we see the carcass of a dead hyena wedged high in a tree.

The whale carcass left by the Inupiaq whale hunters is surrounded by a barbed wire fence.

The carcass is then transferred to the overhead rail where final cleaning takes place, followed by evisceration.

With the carcass dangling from his hand, the old man looked Raley over, from his baseball cap and bearded face to the toes of his hiking boots.

A few days later, he went up and he found the carcass of the lion and he noticed there was honey in it.

Using tools like this one to obtain bone marrow, the most nutritious part of a carcass, they set in train an ancient virtuous circle.

Holding this, I can feel what it was like to be out on the African savannahs, needing to cut flesh for example, needing to cut into a carcass, in order to get a meal.

"One bear was so fat he was square! His stomach dragged along the ground," said a wildlife official who visited the carcass riddled site, located just 500 miles from the North Pole.

He cast down her carcass to stand upon it.

What remains: a young girl looks on as workers tidy up the carcass of a whale.

There is a carcass nearby, which he drags back into the trees. It is not yet frozen.

This gastropod (from the Hydatinidae family) was recently discovered living on a sperm whale carcass in the deep sea near Kagoshima in southern Japan.

Not only have they been known to kill and maim their own young, they also kill porpoises and play with their dead carcass for no apparent reason other than its fun.

Within 15 minutes, starving villagers arrive at the carcass.

We saw the carcass of an abandoned automobile by the roadside.

"Zakouma elephants are getting massacred right before our eyes," Fay said. "we hadn't been in the air more than two hours when we saw our first carcass."

But now his heavy carcass is utterly rock hard and cold.

After her training, Henry had told her that he and Ted would split the care of bigger mammals because they thought her too small, for instance, to dispose of a thirty-pound carcass by herself.

Our destination was a site where the tracks of two tigers had been seen around a fresh rhino carcass.