Cannibalism

Yes, there were a number of survivors, maybe half of the original complement. It is a tragic accident of history to call this incident a Party, which usually is something joyful and upbeat, not extreme hunger, survival problems- and cannibalism.

The Donner Party was aware of the Sierra Nevada mountain pass, but they underestimated the challenges it presented. They initially followed established routes, but after taking a shortcut suggested by Lansford Hastings, they became trapped in the mountains during an early winter storm. Their lack of preparation and understanding of the terrain ultimately contributed to their dire situation.

In ancient Egypt, cannibalism was not a widespread practice, and evidence of such acts is limited primarily to specific contexts, such as rituals or mythology. Egyptians primarily consumed a diet rich in grains, vegetables, and fish, with meat being a luxury for the wealthy. While cannibals might have consumed plant-based foods alongside human flesh, the typical diet of ancient Egyptians was predominantly vegetarian. Therefore, it's likely that any cannibalistic behavior would not have excluded the consumption of vegetables.

Tiepolo's use of cannibalism in his depiction of the Four Continents and Apollo serves as a dramatic visual metaphor to explore themes of conquest, domination, and cultural exchange. By incorporating cannibalistic imagery, he highlights the darker aspects of colonialism and the clash of civilizations during the 18th century. This choice also reflects contemporary European attitudes toward non-European cultures, portraying them as both exotic and threatening, while simultaneously showcasing the power dynamics between the continents and the Enlightenment ideals embodied by Apollo.

The unscrambled phrase "baked beings" reveals the answer "beings baked," which cleverly hints at the dark humor of a cannibal's favorite food being "human beings" prepared in a baked manner. It's a play on words that combines the concept of cooking with the unsettling idea of cannibalism. Overall, it captures the macabre nature of the question in a lighthearted way.

Ritualistic cannibalism, I suspect, would be the act of eating the flesh of your own species as part of a ritual.

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Yes people do eat squid..especially Asian people.

The eating of people by people is anthropophagy (People-eating). Cannibalism itself is the eating of members of the same species so the technical term is homophagy (Same-eating)

no

cannibalism started in the ice age, in Europe or a colder climate, filled with snow and there was no food. The people living there begun to eat themselves since there was no food, and nothing was growing, it was just ice.

cannibalism also began to reappear in the 1400s in south America.

remember they didn't eat the women of childbearing age.

Marry Slessor

She's going to eat you. No, your mom probably isn't going to eat you, but don't be late for dinner....or she'll give you the cold shoulder.

human flesh is not posionous, but a bad idea to eat anyhow for oh so many reasons.