| Young fawns who can't jump the fence may impale themselves on the metal as they try to crawl underneath. |
| There is only so much a manager can learn from Genghis Khan it is no longer practical to impale competitors on spikes. |
| Once I saw a man take a small fish out of a bucket and impale it, still wriggling, on an empty hook to use as bait. |
| Male shrikes in Israel's Negev Desert impale snails and nest-building materials onto thorns to attract mates. |
| They have a retractable proboscis that exits through a tiny pore and is used to impale prey. |
| Whether the flightless birds used their beaks to impale or bludgeon their prey is unknown, Chiappe says. |
