n.食人，同类相食

Cannibalism is an act of consuming one's own species, often for sustenance in extreme circumstances.
同类相食是一种在极端情况下为了生存而食用同类的行为。
The tribe survived the harsh winter by resorting to cannibalism.
部落通过实施同类相食的方式熬过了严冬。
Some ancient cultures believed that eating the flesh of a shaman could grant them special powers, leading to ritual cannibalism.
某些古代文化认为，食用祭司的肉可以赋予他们特殊力量，从而导致了仪式性的同类相食。
The survivors of the plane crash were faced with the grim reality of cannibalism.
飞机失事的幸存者不得不面对同类相食的残酷现实。
Anthropologists have studied cannibalism as a complex cultural practice, not just a violent act.
人类学家将同类相食视为一种复杂的文化行为，而不仅仅是一个暴力行为。
In some cases, cannibalism was a last resort when all other food sources had vanished.
在某些情况下，同类相食是在所有其他食物来源消失后的最后手段。
The novel portrays the psychological effects of cannibalism on the characters.
这部小说描绘了同类相食对人物的心理影响。
Some anthropologists argue that cannibalism was more about social status and power than actual hunger.
一些人类学家认为，同类相食更多地与社会地位和权力有关，而非纯粹的饥饿。
The archaeological evidence suggests that cannibalism was practiced by early humans in certain regions.
考古证据表明，在某些地区，早期人类确实实行过同类相食。
Legal debates continue over whether to prosecute individuals involved in cases of modern-day cannibalism.
关于是否起诉现代同类相食事件中的相关人员，法律界仍在争论中。