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The 22 pages that link to Carrion, each with the reason it gives.

• ScavengingRelated: It is the food resource at the center of scavenging.

• Komodo dragonRelated: Komodo dragons locate carcasses by smell and routinely scavenge alongside hunting.

• DetritusBroader topic: Carrion is animal detritus consumed by scavengers and decomposers.

• VultureRelated: It is the main food source that shapes vulture behavior and anatomy.

• HyenaRelated: Hyenas remove and process carcasses, competing with other carrion consumers.

• ScavengerBroader topic: Carrion is the animal material that many scavengers locate and consume.

• Wild boarRelated: Wild boars sometimes scavenge carcasses, complementing their mainly plant-based foraging.

• EagleRelated: Many eagles supplement hunting by feeding on carcasses.

• California condorRelated: Condors feed on large carcasses rather than killing their own prey.

• Carrion crowRelated: It is one of the food resources that gives the carrion crow its common name.

• Common ravenRelated: Carrion is one of the common raven's many food sources.

• Andean condorRelated: Carrion is the condor’s main food source.

• Bearded vultureRelated: Bearded vultures use carcasses as sources of bones after other scavengers feed.

• New World vultureRelated: It is the principal food that New World vultures locate and consume.

• Old World vultureRelated: It is the principal food source that shapes Old World vulture feeding behavior.

• Black-backed jackalRelated: Scavenging carcasses supplements the jackal’s hunting and plant-based foods.

• Giant isopodRelated: Whale and fish falls can provide concentrated meals for giant isopods.

• Side-striped jackalRelated: Side-striped jackals sometimes scavenge carcasses rather than obtain food by hunting.

• Cinereous vultureRelated: Its strong bill and broad wings help it locate and feed on large carcasses.

• Marabou storkRelated: Marabou storks commonly feed on carcasses, including those left by other predators.

• Crested caracaraRelated: Roadkill and other carcasses provide food across much of its range.

• Wedge-tailed eagleRelated: Wedge-tailed eagles also feed on carcasses, including roadkill and livestock remains.