Man-Eating Lions Most Likely Ate Less Men
The "man-eating lions of Tsavo," believed to have eaten 135 people in a Kenyan village in 1898, probably only ate about 35, say two ecologists who have studied the lions' hair and bones.
Posted by Josh Friedland on Nov 9, 2009
in
Appetizers, Fauna
|
Link
|
|
Print this page
|
Share This
Comments
what's fresh
Introducing GastroBuzz: Filtering the Food Talk on Twitter
November 16Visit our new site GastroBuzz to track food talk on Twitter.
At Asian Talks: Hold the Onions, Please
November 11Economics, diplomacy and "olfactory challenges."
|
www.flickr.com
|
||
|
