Carrion
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Carrion is the carcass of a dead animal that becomes food for other scavenging animals such as hyenas, Tasmanian Devils, or californian condors.
Some plants and fungi fake the scent of carrion to attract insects to aid in reproduction. These include the Titan arum and stinkhorn mushrooms.
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