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Flesh

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Flesh

Flesh was the muscle and fat of an organic creature.

Shockeye o' the Quawncing Grig, contemplating the taste of rat flesh. (TV: The Two Doctors)
You may wish to consult Flesh (disambiguation) for other, similarly-named pages.

The Gulmeri were a species of flesh-eating octopi. (TV: Paradise Towers)

Professor Toshio Shimura created the Kiseibya by combining the DNA of silkworms and flesh-eating piranha locusts. (AUDIO: Enemy of the Daleks)

The Fleshsmiths created bodies for their clients. Their flesh banks contained captive humans, Draconians, Ice Warriors, Ogrons and even Daleks. (PROSE: Prime Time)

Spulver worms were flesh-eating parasites. They evolved on the third moon of Aayavex after the indigenous population wiped itself out in a global genetics war. (PROSE: Coldheart)

After meeting Jamie McCrimmon, Shockeye o' the Quawncing Grig greatly desired to taste the flesh of a Tellurian. When he was brought to Seville by Chessene, he asked her not to use a gas injector to kill the Doña Arana, as it gave the flesh an acrid taste. After catching and eating a rat, he believed the flesh could be made tolerable if it was smoke-dried. (TV: The Two Doctors)

Historians who had been allowed access to the "Monster Vaults" of the databanks in the Doctor's TARDIS observed the Abzorbaloffs maintained a "fleshy corpulence" which assimilated the heads of its victims. (PROSE: The Monster Vault)

Harries & Harries distributed meat throughout Cardiff. In truth, they had captured the alien Cash Cow. They were hacking into its flesh, which it could regrow, so it was a perfect meat supply. (TV: Meat)

The Mantasphid Queen, whose people were engaged in battle against humans, refered to both them and Ulysees Meregrass as "fleshy bipeds". (TV: The Infinite Quest)

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