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What was the significance of the prisoners animal like attack on the scraps of bread in night?
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What was rice used for in Japan?
food, animal scraps and plants
What 5 letter word means butcher's scraps?
'Offal' are the trimmings of a butchered meal, or the organs of an animal that are used for food, aka butcher's scraps.
If you were ana animal you'd be a?
dog, because I could be lazy all day. And sometimes get scraps from people.
What are scraps bottam?
what is scraps bottam
What kind of animal eats caribou?
Grey Wolf, Bears and even down to small Fox to finish off the scraps
What is an antonym for scraps?
An antonym for the word scraps is load. Scraps are lesser than a load.
Where can you find funny scraps for orkut?
Scraps and graphics for Orkut can be found in many online places. Some such places are website companies such as Send Scraps, Good Light Scraps Master Greetings and Scraps Planet.
Who reads scraps of newspaper to others in the book animal farm?
Squealer, the propaganda-spreading pig, reads scraps of newspaper to the other animals in "Animal Farm" to manipulate their perceptions and maintain control over them. He distorts information and selectively presents facts to support the ruling pigs' agenda and suppress any dissent among the animals.
Corpse Bride-dogs name?
Scraps.
Is Hamster a hervibores?
Hamsters are Omnivores. They eat Animal by-products, and various plants and fruits. They eat insects and scraps of meats that they come across.
Will an animal eat compost?
Compostable materials are what goes into the compost pile, for making compost. They include kitchen scraps, but not dairy and meat products. Compost is the final product of composting. It is coffee-brown soil that is rich in organic material. Therefore, any animal that eats kitchen scraps, or eats dirt, may eat compostable material or compost.
What is SIC 2077?
covers establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing animal oils (including fish oil and other marine animal oils) and fish and animal meal, together with those rendering inedible stearin, grease, and tallow from animal fat, bones, and meat scraps.
