Why do some animals kill their prey before eating and some start eating them alive? Killing them should make the eating process easier, no?
In: Biology
They just need the minimum effort to incapacitate, and not necessarily kill. If prey is no longer going to get up or fight back, the jobs done.
Killing would be the easier thing to do and not have to worry about thrashing legs or something, but maybe it’s not a big deal and they don’t have the ability to think it out like us.
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