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- Leech (8356 bytes)
52: ...the strong evidence in favour of [[DEET]] against biting insects). All you can do is not expose bare skin,...
60: ... wound. There is an [[urban legend]] that if the biting parts of the leech are left in the wound, healing... - Incisor (921 bytes)
1: ...at]]s, the incisors are small and do not do much; biting off meat is done with the [[canine tooth|canines]... - Boxing (29727 bytes)
107: ...n jailed more than once, having been barred after biting [[Evander Holyfield]]'s ear and going into [[bank... - Africanized Bee (13350 bytes)
52: ... produce worker bees that are manageable, not exhibiting the intense and massive defense reactions of subs...
63: ...can be much more aggressive, even to the point of biting. - Alligators (1909 bytes)
20: ... can exceed 30 miles per hour. Alligators kill by biting their prey and then spinning and convulsing wildl... - Jaguars (9017 bytes)
35: ...ethod from most cats to kill its prey. Instead of biting the neck, to suffocate or sever the spinal cord, ... - Leatherback Turtles (10187 bytes)
42: ...e leatherback male uses head movements, nuzzling, biting or flipper movements to determine her receptivene... - Leopards (8935 bytes)
34: ...ill stalk their prey before they make the kill by biting the throat, essentially suffocating their prey. T... - Moles (2534 bytes)
39: ...round chambers. The mole immobilises the worms by biting their heads off.
47: ...e pleasure in digging moles out of the ground and biting them to death. - Mosquitoes (10897 bytes)
19: ...o about [[1583]]. Before then, they were called "biting flies" in [[English_language|English]], but the t...
24: ...pti_biting_human.jpg|thumb|left|''Aedes aegypti'' biting a human]] - Praying Mantids (3894 bytes)
19: ...ntis devours her male mate, sometimes starting by biting off his head. Usually the male mantids will try t... - Raccoons (4751 bytes)
27: ...e raccoon may still have behavorial problems like biting and destructive and messy play. Raccoons are [[no... - Rattlesnakes (5054 bytes)
27: ...vering a full dose to prey, but less or none when biting defensively. A very significant exception to this... - Tarantulas (13045 bytes)
84: ...g their fangs together. Their next step, short of biting, may be to slap down on the intruder with their r... - Tasmanian Devils (12312 bytes)
54: ...nt, consistent with transmission of the cancer by biting. The DFTD cells have a similar [[karotype]] to ca... - Professional Wrestling (14198 bytes)
9: ...hold when an opponent is in the ropes, choking or biting an opponent, staying on the top turnbuckle, and r... - Grouper (3548 bytes)
6: ... vary considerably. They swallow prey rather than biting pieces off it. They do not have many teeth on the... - Rattlesnake (5290 bytes)
28: ...vering a full dose to prey, but less or none when biting defensively. A very significant exception to this...
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