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Geophagia (/ˌdʒiːəˈfeɪdʒ(i)ə/), also
known as
geophagy (/dʒiˈɒfədʒi/), is the
intentional practice of
eating earth or soil-like
substances such as clay...
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dries the
mouth with a
pungent aftertaste of dirt that
lingers for hours.
Geophagia —
practice of
eating dirt, soil Mud pie Clammer, P. (2016). Haiti. Bradt...
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Dermatophagia (skin)
Emetophagia (vomit)
Geomelophagia (raw potatoes)
Geophagia (earth, soil, sand, clay, chalk)
Hematophagia (vampirism) (blood) Hyalophagia...
- was a
decisive factor in the
infamous Battle of P****chendaele in 1917.
Geophagia is the
practice of
eating earth or soil-like substances, also
known as...
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African countries for pleasure, and by
pregnant women as a cure for nausea.
Geophagia is the
practice of
eating the earth,
including soil and chalk. This practice...
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Myzocytosis Others Microbivory Bacterivore Fungivore Coprophagia Detritivore Geophagia Omnivore Planktivore Saprophagy Xenophagy Lithotroph Plastivore Methods...
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additives Clay pit – Open-pit
mining for the
extraction of clay
minerals Geophagia –
Practice of
eating earth or soil-like
substrates such as clay or chalk...
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moving minerals up the food chain.
Larger organisms may also
consume soil (
geophagia) or use
mineral resources, such as salt licks, to
obtain minerals. Finally...
- matter: Coprophage:
eating faeces Detritivore:
eating decomposing material Geophagia:
eating inorganic earth Osteophage:
eating bones Saprophage:
eating decaying...
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Myzocytosis Others Microbivory Bacterivore Fungivore Coprophagia Detritivore Geophagia Omnivore Planktivore Saprophagy Xenophagy Lithotroph Plastivore Methods...
