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Victor Biaka-Boda was a witch doctor and a member of the Rassemblement Democratique Africain Party in Cote d'Ivoire. Not long after he'd been elected into which Senate did word filter through that he had supposedly been eaten by his constituents? |
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A West African society that practises cannibalism in the belief that it strengthens their tribe members and engenders loyalty is named after which big cat?
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In 1809 a revenge attack was launched upon the convict ship 'Boyd' by Maori warriors, which produced one of the bloodiest examples of cannibalism in New Zealand's history. What event triggered this reprisal? |
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Which of the following do scientists consider is the "best" evidence that cannibalism took place at Cowboy Wash (Colorado) during the 12th century? |
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Herman Melville gained inspiration for parts of which story from the account of Owen Coffin and his ill-fated journey on board the ship "Essex"? |
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The Chijon Family were a South Korean gang that targeted which socio-economic group for its victims?
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Joshua Milton Blahyi, a Liberian warlord and tribal priest who practised human sacrifice and cannibalism to increase his power, was better known by what sobriquet? |
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The Dayak people had a long held tradition of headhunting that had been curtailed until the eruption of a violent ethnic war during the 1990s. The Dayak are indigenous to which part of Asia?
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The Suangi are members of certain tribes in New Guinea who feed on the internal organs of their victims. What position do the suangi hold within the hierarchy of these tribes?
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A bridge over the opening of New York harbour bears the name of which Italian explorer who was killed and eaten by a cannibal tribe in the Lesser Antilles? |
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