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I would refer to this as rancid meat or a rancid carcass, but I don't believe there is a single specific, offical name for this.
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What is Rotting flesh?
Carnivore
How did the corpse plant get its name?
it emits a smell very much like rotting flesh.
What is the element chromium's odor?
rotting flesh
What do maggots love?
rotting flesh and other maggots
What are the white worms called when they come out of a dead animal?
They are usually the larva (grub) of flies, commonly known as maggots (or gentles). The flies (several types, bluebottle, housefly, etc) are attracted to rotting flesh and lay their eggs on the body. The maggots hatch out and feed on the rotting flesh. Eventually, they pupate and will soon emerge as an adult fly
When in the bloom the devils tongue flower smells like?
Rotting flesh
What could they smell while at slavery?
blood, sweat, rotting flesh
Which animal eats dead human bodies from graves?
Most decomposers, including worms and insects, will eat rotting human flesh. But there are no decomposers who specialize in dead human consumption.
Is carrion a animal?
Carrion is the name given to the rotting flesh of a dead animal. This may sound gruesome, but is a vital source of food for many animals in the wild. -For instance, in Africa when lions kill an animal they eat or carry away the tasty parts. Then after that the rest is left to animals such as hyena, wild dogs, and various birds. This is an important part of the animal food chain.
Did Indians eat human flesh or animal flesh?
human flesh maybe but animal flesh yes
What is all over ralphs face?
Piggy's rotting flesh (from the fire remains)
What is the 'corpse flower' in Latin?
The Corpse flower is Amorphophallus Titanum. The common name comes from the smell of rotting flesh it exudes.
