Cannibalism

First of all whoever spelled "chinease," is actually spelled "chinese".

We eat rice most of all, and chicken, we mostly eat everything and

some people like to eat a lot of frog legs. You might think it's disgusting

but its actually really and very yummy.

No, contrary to popular belief, New Zealand doesn't have a cannibal season. With the increase of tourist numbers over the past decade, due in part to the "Clean Green" ad campain that has been running overseas, tourists are now plentiful enough that we find no reason to impose restrictions.

In line with the fishing guideline however, daily limits and size restrictions have been imposed, and no more than 3 tourists can be taken, with a minimum length of 5'5" (measured without shoes)

yes

No.

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Unfortunately, yes. It was either do this or die in the wilderness.

no

Cannibalism is not a common practice in Africa and is largely regarded as a taboo across the continent. While there have been historical instances and isolated cases, these do not represent the beliefs or practices of most African cultures. The portrayal of cannibalism in Africa is often exaggerated or sensationalized in media and literature. Overall, the vast majority of African societies condemn cannibalism.

On a scale

One of the most infamous cannibals in history is Armin Meiwes, a German man who gained notoriety in the early 2000s after killing and consuming a voluntary victim he met online. His case drew significant media attention and raised ethical questions about consent and criminality. Other notable figures include Jeffrey Dahmer, an American serial killer who infamously engaged in cannibalism. Both cases highlight the disturbing intersection of mental illness and violent crime.

no we have the ghost busters... they also settle for ghouls

32 and 1/8th approximately. if a cannibal could nibble cans.

Cannibalism was never practiced in Africa. Warring factions sometimes ate body parts of their foes, but that rarely occurred. Other tribal traditions are still practiced throughout Africa, except for the more urban areas.

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possibly

Basically it is not. However, there are studies being tiltled as prospective cross sectional study, but these kind fo terms should be used with caution and clear explanation.

kids,adults,any human being

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No, the kalinagos were not really cannibals.....That was an invented theory by the non-Amerindians. (a further explanation will be given...please wait till i put in these further explanation)

the kalinagoes were referred to as cannibals by the Europeans because when Christopher Columbus's men went ashore the island of Dominica, it was said that they found human limbs scattered around the caribs settlement......the limbs were most likely animal limbs. most of the bones were human's own. they were found in pits in some huts. it was a tradition for their dead families to be burry there. they were in a sittin position and had their presious things thrown in the pit with them.

No