Yes, it is called cannibalism and this is the act or practice of humans eating the flesh or organs of another human. Some tribal peoples cannibalized for magical or religious purposes. There are also cannibalism in some events where people found themselves without food. In 1609 the 34 men starving in Jamestown turned to cannibalism to stay alive. Park service historians have found evidence of teeth marks on the bones of Jamestown dead. Another time a group of people called the Donner party were going west and got stuck in mountain snows. To stay alive they did turn to cannibalism.
humans and other animals
The kangaroo rat (like any other rodent) can be eaten by humans.
Cows are eaten by humans.
it is eaten raw by humans
No commercial tulip petals can not be eaten by humans.
in ancient Egypt they were fattened and eaten
Crustaceans are eaten by humans.
Bears (mostly grizzely), cougar, sometimes Humans eat wolves as well as trolls
Humans most commonly eat herbivores, with a couple of exceptions. Some commonly eaten carnivores would be:alligatorsharkmany other types of common fishbear (omnivore)dog (eaten in eastern societies)
Honeybees provide humans with honey as a food. Other insects are actually eaten as a source of protein in the human diet. Some examples of insects that are eaten by humans include ants, spiders, and grasshoppers.
yes they get eaten and even sometimes killed by human beings!):
yes they can by humans and leopards