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No!! They are pedators of living prey. Vultures are scavenging birds.

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Animals get their food by scavenging by eating random things or find people that give them food.

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The noun form of the verb "scavenge" is "scavenging".

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compressed air is sent to the combustion cylinder with the help of blowers etc.,it helps to clean the cylinder of burnt gases, this process is known as scavenging.

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SOS Island - 2013 Scavenging 1-5 was released on:

USA: 4 October 2013

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Cross Flow Scavenging is used in Bikes And Rickshaw.

Student Of N.E.D University

Karachi,Pakistan

Waqas Max

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it lived scavenging and it lived out in the open

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To ensure proper decomposition and prevent scavenging, it is recommended to bury an animal at least 3 to 4 feet deep.

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To eliminate a scavenging high temperature alarm, you should first identify and address the root cause of the high temperature in the scavenging system. This could involve checking and cleaning the scavenging system components, ensuring proper ventilation and cooling, monitoring oil levels and quality, and possibly adjusting the system settings. Once the underlying issue is resolved, the high temperature alarm should no longer be triggered.

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Media scavenging is the term used for attempting to recover or obtain information from various types of media. This includes hard drives, thumb drives, and CDs that have either been erased or throw in the trash.

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they eat fish, squid, crustacean and scavenging dead whales.

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Nope, they're omnivores and also huge on scavenging.

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Anywhere before the mufflers, to improve scavenging.

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To ensure proper decomposition and prevent scavenging by other animals, a dog should be buried at least 3 to 4 feet deep.

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Scavenging is the process for pushing out burned gases and drawing in fresh air for the next cycle. It requires the exhaust to be tuned correctly for the specific engine to get the most benefit. A good example would be expansion chambers on a two stroke motorcycle engine. They're designed to help suck out the exhaust gas, thus helping pull in (scavenging) the fresh charge.

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i only no synonyms they are forage, make clean, gather and feed

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By eating other animals or scavenging through people's trash

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They're both. About 60% of their meals are from hunting, about 40% are from scavenging.

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Bears get their food from many sources, including scavenging. They will eat dead things.

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Me and my friends went on a scavenger hunt for my lost toys.

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no because on my book it says ceratosaurus was carnivore and its a scavenger on Jurassic park it was scavenging

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When the the flux capacitor radiats heat into the fuel lines

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Spartans did not transport goods, however, they survived on scavenging from thier enemies.

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To ensure proper decomposition and prevent scavenging, bury the animal at least 3 to 4 feet deep. This depth helps to minimize odors and deter scavengers from digging up the remains.

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To reduce noise and emissions and to create a back pressure to aid scavenging of the cylinders.

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The Tasmanian devil is a nocturnal feeder, hunting and scavenging at night time.

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You may have to check. Where I live theres a rule against scavenging.

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Several of Australia's scavenging animals include:

  • Tasmanian devil
  • crows
  • wedge-tailed eagles
  • foxes (introduced)

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You can get fuel by scavenging or buying fuel in the fuel trading post

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To ensure proper decomposition and prevent scavenging, it is recommended to bury your pet at least 3 to 4 feet deep. This depth helps to deter scavengers and allows for natural decomposition to occur effectively.

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The earliest people obtained food by scavenging, hunting and gathering.

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No generally, but here is evidence of it scavenging:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zC_4ULRkL8A

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Cross flow scavenging is a two-stroke engine design where fresh intake charge flows across the cylinder horizontally, pushing exhaust gases out through ports on the opposite side. This design helps improve combustion efficiency and reduces the amount of unburned fuel in the exhaust.

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"Assvogel" is a term used in South Africa for the Cape vulture, a large scavenging bird found in the region. The name "assvogel" translates to "donkey bird" in English, as the bird is known for scavenging carcasses of dead animals.

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Being carnivores, they need meat, which they get from hunting seals, and scavenging whale carcasses.

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For most human history, they helped people by collecting plants, hunting animals & scavenging.

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its not normal. but they can if they are vicios.
NEVER WILL! they can bite them but they can't eat them..

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Tyrannosaurs were large carnivores. They ate large, herbivorous dinosaurs, such as hadrosaurs and ceratopsians. They got their food by hunting and scavenging.

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Many Bivalves feed via Filter Feeding! :] While a percentage have taken up scavenging and predation as well.

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Pacific sleeper shark (Somniosus pacificus) is thought to be both a predator and a scavenging carnivore.

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Yes, rats are known to eat other dead rats as a means of scavenging for food.

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Manual scavenging refers to the practice of manually cleaning, handling, and disposing of human waste, often in unsanitary conditions. It is a hazardous and inhumane job typically associated with marginalized communities, and it is illegal in many countries. Efforts are being made to eradicate manual scavenging through legislation and the promotion of mechanized sanitation systems.

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