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... arrion, or rather, it also eats carrion.
The reason for this is that their combat ability far exceeds what their size would suggest.
In this sea area, they can always catch prey much larger than themselves. They cannot eat these prey quickly, so they have to store them. As the weather here is extreme, corpses rot easily, so over time, they have developed a habit of eating carrion.
At this moment, a Ghost-Eating Sea Eagle flew overhead, suddenly discovering a severely inju ...
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