2015年11月3日 星期二

vulture, 禿鷹

Relatives and onlookers gather for the funerary practice, in which bodies of deceased people are chopped up and fed to vultures
Tibetan 'sky burials' where bodies are left to be picked clean by vultures ' | Daily Mail Online
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A sky burial
Vultures fly, as ethnic Tibetans gather for a sky burial near the Larung valley, Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan province. Relatives and onlookers gather for sky burials in which bodies of deceased people are offered to vultures. Such burials are practiced by some Tibetans and Mongolian in China as an extreme type of Buddhist’s “self-sacrifice almsgiving”. It is believed that feeding vultures with decomposed corpse of relatives on top of a mountain is a respectful to pay tribute to their passed-away beloved ones.
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