Is it easier for a Cockatrice to eat chicken than for a Minotaur to eat beef?

[Omnifarious]

Is it easier for a Cockatrice to eat chicken than for a Minotaur to eat beef?

 

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Chicken chicken chicken
Chicken run for dinner
Cluck cluck cluckadoo-

 

[Deeprotsorcerer]

Poultry birds are known to commit cannibalism under adverse conditions.

Poultry Cannibalism: Prevention and Treatment

Cannibalism in fowl is a costly and vicious habit that poultry producers cannot afford to ignore.

extension.psu.edu

 

[Omnifarious]

Poultry birds are known to commit cannibalism under adverse conditions.

Poultry Cannibalism: Prevention and Treatment

Cannibalism in fowl is a costly and vicious habit that poultry producers cannot afford to ignore.

extension.psu.edu

Yes and when cow eats cow they get real M-m-MAD! for some reason

 

[Agentt]

Minotaur never ate grass, he was a killer right from the start, plus he was imprisoned for all his childhood so i doubt he would have any empathy for cows

 

[T.K._Paradox]

Is it easier for a Cockatrice to eat chicken than for a Minotaur to eat beef?

Both are terrible monsters. I would say they wouldn't mind eating either animal alive.

 

[K5Rakitan]

The minotaur is a mammal, and all mammals (except some unlucky humans) suckle on Mom's teat, so that's already a form of cannibalism.

 

[Omnifarious]

Poultry birds are known to commit cannibalism under adverse conditions.

Serious answer tho, cannibalism is really common in the animal kingdom.

aquatic ecosystems: approximately 90% of the organisms engage in cannibalistic activity at some point in their life-cycle.

I remember a goldfish tank as a child when one died, an hour later, the other fish devoured their former "friend" leaving half a corpse another hour it was like it was never there....

Bears and lions kill and eat the offspring of adult females to make them more receptive to mating. Chimpanzees sometimes cannibalise unlucky rivals, usually infants, seemingly for the mere opportunity of some extra protein.