carrion

The vultures were feasting on the carrion of a deer.

Carrion flies are attracted to decaying flesh.

The smell of carrion filled the air near the abandoned carcass.

Crows are often seen scavenging for carrion.

The scavenger beetles were devouring the carrion left by the predator.

Carrion can attract a variety of scavengers in the wild.

After a few days, the carrion was reduced to bones.

The stench of carrion lingered in the forest.

Carrion plays a crucial role in the ecosystem by recycling nutrients.

Wild dogs are known to scavenge for carrion to survive.

Where there is carrion, there are usually scavengers.

That's right. You are nothing more than carrion...

During winter, even eagles rely almost entirely on carrion.

A strong sense of smell helps locate carrion or live prey.

They feed on small birds and mammals, but are also carrion eaters.

Casualties of the cold provide the hunter with a ready supply of carrion.

It's likely to starve unless it can find carrion or at least berries.

The Norrey hawked and spat. " As well make peace with wolves and carrion crows" .

Led by his super sensitive nose, his long limbs carry him many miles a day in search of carrion.

Another study suggested that carrion crows, already well-known for their brains, are aware of what they see and do.