scavenge

In his opening speech to the jury during a retrial at the Old Bailey, Francis FitzGibbon KC said that Marten was "consumed by grief" and "reduced to scavenging for food" after her baby died.

Additionally, the report noted, the body showed signs of “animal scavenging activity,” and noted that two dogs were found in Bryar’s home.

The Impala for years was scavenged for parts for other cars.

Space colonisers come face-to-face with a terrifying life form while scavenging the deep ends of a derelict space station.

Rather than limiting their growth to more sustainable rates, cancer cells adapt by finding alternative ways to scavenge what they need.