carrion feeder
carrion eater

Carrion feeders attracted to the carcasses are then also killed.

It is less of a scavenger or carrion feeder than the other Australian species.

The other theory is that it was a carrion feeder, like vultures and buzzards.

The body was too macerated by the carrion feeders to judge adequately."

The carrion feeders were waiting for her as she tried to slip out a service entrance to the City Center.

Do you think they are carrion feeders?

Harpies were basically carrion feeders and thieves, not hunters.

The pakicetids may have been predators or carrion feeders.

The carrion feeders had made quick work of the bodies, leaving the rest to flies, other insects, and burrowing worms.

Carrion feeders of open country.

It is thought that ants, flies and other carrion feeders outcompete them in these regions.

Winter had covered the corpses, keeping them whole so that only in the last days had the carrion feeders found them.

Even the extinction of the once ubiquitous passenger pigeon may have had a ripple effect on carrion feeders like this beetle.

Partly carrion feeders and in S Europe frequent motor roads to feed on animals killed by traffic.

As in other green bottle fly species, their larvae are carrion feeders and will generally infest any decomposing corpse.

Finally bored, the tiger had simply bitten off the creature's head and then sauntered away, leaving the carcass for carrion feeders.

Carrion feeders:

The thicker hides and shells of the carcasses are suggested to have selected for more robust and powerful carrion feeders.

With the bodies so torn apart, it's impossible to tell which wounds are from weapons and which from the carrion feeders."

And it was growing clearer by the second that Laurent was just as ruthless and evil as the other Primes gathered around her like carrion feeders.

Aiornis, the prehistoric giant bird on which the Thunderbird mythology seems to be partly based, was a carrion feeder known from fossils found near Los Angeles.

As far as she was concerned, they were nothing but carrion feeders, getting in the way and clouding the focus of the case with their endless dust storms of manufactured controversy.

Since her death, no animals had disturbed her body: there were no bears or coyotes or ravens or other carrion feeders in Ezra's Wood, but the worms were well into their work.

Erlandson, Jon M. & M.L. Moss (2001) Shellfish Eaters, Carrion Feeders, and the Archaeology of Aquatic Adaptations.

The elk and bison would not be entirely lost, he said, because they would go back into the "energy system" of the park as their carcasses are eaten by grizzlies, coyotes, bobcats, ravens and other carrion feeders.