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Could they have been poisoned? If there’s not blood, and no clear trauma, that sounds like the most obvious answer edit: and then cut up for some reason...
by noodlesUK 7y ago
Could they have been poisoned? If there’s not blood, and no clear trauma, that sounds like the most obvious answer
edit: and then cut up for some reason...
- sansnomme 7y agoAnd more importantly, exsanguinated.
- erik_landerholm 7y agoAnd cleaned the blood off the ground?!? Doesn’t seem reasonable someone took them somewhere else killed them and brought them back, but if not where’s the blood?
- jumpingmice 7y agoThis takes conclusions drawn in the article as givens, when those conclusions may not be supportable. I'm neither a phlebotomist nor a geologist, but is it really impossible that an animal's blood would soak into the loose, sandy soil pictured in the article and disappear? Or that scavenger animals such as ants would eat or carry off dried blood?