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The SharkPool and the SnakePit are two quite common forms of this particular trope.

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The SharkPool and the SnakePit are two quite common forms of this particular trope.
trope. Also related as AnimalAssassin, a more clandestine way of killing people using animals.
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* In the [[Literature/JamesBond James Bond novel]] ''Live and Let Die'', Felix Leiter is caught snooping around the villains' warehouse and partially fed to a shark (the basis for his maiming in ''LicenceToKill'', including the [[BondOneLiner "He disagreed with something that ate him"]] note). Later, Bond and Solitaire are to be dragged through a reef until their blood attracts sharks to eat them (this was used in ''Film/ForYourEyesOnly'').

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* In the [[Literature/JamesBond James Bond novel]] ''Live and Let Die'', ''Literature/JamesBond'' novel ''Literature/LiveAndLetDie'', Felix Leiter is caught snooping around the villains' warehouse and partially fed to a shark (the basis for his maiming in ''LicenceToKill'', ''Film/LicenceToKill'', including the [[BondOneLiner "He disagreed with something that ate him"]] note). Later, Bond and Solitaire are to be dragged through a reef until their blood attracts sharks to eat them (this was used in ''Film/ForYourEyesOnly'').
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** ''Thunderball''. Largo has one of his mooks fed to sharks after he [[YouHaveFailedMe botches]] an attempt on 007's life.
** ''TheSpyWhoLovedMe''. Stromberg drops his treacherous secretary into a SharkPool to be eaten.
** ''YouOnlyLiveTwice''. Blofeld drops a henchman [[YouHaveFailedMe who failed him]] into a [[SharkPool Piranha Pool]].

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** ''Thunderball''.''Film/{{Thunderball}}''. Largo has one of his mooks fed to sharks after he [[YouHaveFailedMe botches]] an attempt on 007's life.
** ''TheSpyWhoLovedMe''.''Film/TheSpyWhoLovedMe''. Stromberg drops his treacherous secretary into a SharkPool to be eaten.
** ''YouOnlyLiveTwice''.''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice''. Blofeld drops a henchman [[YouHaveFailedMe who failed him]] into a [[SharkPool Piranha Pool]].



** ''LicenceToKill''. Sanchez badly maims Felix Leiter by having him thrown into a SharkPool in revenge for his role in his capture as the rest of his men murder Della, Felix's new wife. Bond starts his RoaringRampageOfRevenge by feeding Killifer, the bribed DEA agent who helped to spring Sanchez, to the shark in turn.

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** ''LicenceToKill''.''Film/LicenceToKill''. Sanchez badly maims Felix Leiter by having him thrown into a SharkPool in revenge for his role in his capture as the rest of his men murder Della, Felix's new wife. Bond starts his RoaringRampageOfRevenge by feeding Killifer, the bribed DEA agent who helped to spring Sanchez, to the shark in turn.
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* In the {{Conan}} story, "The Scarlet Citadel," Tsotha imprisons Conan in the dungeons below the title citadel, with the intent of having him be eaten by Satha, another big-ass snake. The snake ends up killing a slave of Tsotha's who was planning to kill Conan in revenge for his brother's death during Conan's pirate days, when he was called Amra.

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* In the {{Conan}} story, "The Scarlet Citadel," RobertEHoward's "Literature/TheScarletCitadel," Tsotha imprisons Conan ConanTheBarbarian in the dungeons below the title citadel, with the intent of having him be eaten by Satha, another big-ass snake. The snake ends up killing a slave of Tsotha's who was planning to kill Conan in revenge for his brother's death during Conan's pirate days, when he was called Amra.
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* Players of ''VideoGame/DwarfFortress'' frequently build pits containing large and vile-tempered captured creatures. Sometimes these are trained, sometimes they're not. Crocodiles, zombies, wolves...people even build giant cave spider pits, and harvest the web left after a successful termination.
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* In ThePiratesOfDarkWater, [[BigBad Bloth]] has a vicious monster called the Constrictus he keeps in a pool of water in his ship. [[YouHaveFailedMe Failing to fulfil his tasks]] (Or being someone he doesn't like) is a good way to get dumped into it. The only survivors of this fate are Ren and Konk, and the latter lost his leg doing so.
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** Well of course they're usually dead. He doesn't want them hurting his snake by struggling, after all.
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** The Geonosians actually did this with an Acklay (a semi-aquatic lobster-praying mantis hybrid), a Nexu (a porcupine-tiger hybrid with four eyes), and a Reek (a minotaurlike monster with three horns on its head).

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** The Geonosians actually did this with an Acklay (a semi-aquatic lobster-praying mantis hybrid), a Nexu (a porcupine-tiger hybrid with four eyes), eyes and two tails), and a Reek (a minotaurlike monster with three horns on its head).



* TheRescuersDownUnder: Mcleach tries to feed Cody to some crocodiles

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* TheRescuersDownUnder: Mcleach tries to feed Cody to some crocodiles
crocodiles.
* In [[Disney/PeterPan ''Peter Pan: Return to Neverland'']], Captain Hook is actually revealed to have a pet octopus in which he will often feed unsuspecting pirates to if they disobey him. However, near the end of the film, said octopus eventually develops an obsession of eating Captain Hook as well, and as a result he actually starts to frighten the pirate by constanly bobbing its eyes upside down like [[NeverSmileataCrocodile you-know-who.]]
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* TheRescuersDownUnder: Mcleach tries to feed Cody to some crocodiles
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* In TheSimsMedieval, the Pit of Judgment is home to a giant [[CombatTentacles tentacled]] beast, who eats those sentenced to death.

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* In TheSimsMedieval, ''VideoGame/TheSimsMedieval'', the Pit of Judgment is home to a giant [[CombatTentacles tentacled]] beast, who eats those sentenced to death.
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Feeding people to monsters or man-eating animals is one of the classic perils that villains and others subject people to.

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[[EatenAlive Feeding people people]] to monsters or man-eating animals is one of the classic perils that villains and others subject people to.
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* M. Bison in the film of ''StreetFighter'' attempts to do this, proclaiming his idea to the would-be victims in (OF COURSE!) wonderfully [[LargeHam hammy]] fashion. Blanka, the "beast" in question, has other ideas.

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* M. Bison in the film of ''StreetFighter'' ''Film/StreetFighter'' attempts to do this, proclaiming his idea to the would-be victims in (OF COURSE!) wonderfully [[LargeHam hammy]] fashion. Blanka, the "beast" in question, has other ideas.
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* Shao Kahn disposes of [[TheMole Jade]] this way for failing to kill the heroes in ''Mortal Kombat Annihilation'', feeding her to a monster carving in a wall (and for extra {{Narm}} points, the carving gives out a great big burp after it's done with her).

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* Shao Kahn disposes of [[TheMole Jade]] this way for failing to kill the heroes in ''Mortal Kombat Annihilation'', ''Film/MortalKombatAnnihilation'', feeding her to a monster carving in a wall (and for extra {{Narm}} points, the carving gives out a great big burp after it's done with her).
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* {{''Phineas & Ferb'': Across the 2nd Dimension}} begins mid-day with P&F seemingly about to meet this fate.

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* {{''Phineas ''[[PhineasAndFerbTheMovieAcrossThe2ndDimension Phineas & Ferb'': Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension}} Dimension]]'' begins mid-day with P&F seemingly about to meet this fate.

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Sometimes this is a HumanSacrifice to a demon, dragon, EldritchAbomination, or some other monster or beast. These scenarios usually have some poor unfortunate ChainedToARock awaiting their doom. Maybe the local religion demands this to be done to AppeaseTheVolcanoGod. Maybe the monster wants tribute in the form of people to eat, such as with many dragons. Maybe this is even meant as a punishment, in the case of Daniel in the lion's den from TheBible or Andromeda from ClassicalMythology.

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Sometimes this is a HumanSacrifice to a demon, dragon, EldritchAbomination, or some other monster or beast. These scenarios usually have some poor unfortunate ChainedToARock awaiting their doom. Maybe the local religion demands this to be done to AppeaseTheVolcanoGod. Maybe the monster wants tribute in the form of people to eat, such as with many dragons. Maybe this is even meant as a punishment, in the case of Daniel in the lion's den from TheBible Literature/TheBible or Andromeda from ClassicalMythology.
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* In Japanese Mythology, the Yamata no {{Orochi}} was an eight-headed and eight-tailed monster that forced a pair of earthly deities to hand over one of their daughters to be devoured by the beast every year. Their eighth and final daughter, Princess Kushinada, was saved from this fate by the storm god Susano-o, who slew the beast by impersonating her, getting it drunk on eight large bowls of sake, and then chopping off each of its eight heads.

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* ''Literature/SeptimusHeap'': Twice with Magogs, without success:
** Done with Marcia Overstrand by [=DomDaniel=].
** Tried with Jenna Heap by [[spoiler:Simon Heap.]]
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** The Geonosians actually did this with an Acklay (a semi-aquatic lobster-praying mantis hybrid), a Nexu (a porcupine-tiger hybrid with four eyes), and a Reek (a minotaurlike monster with three horns on its head).
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* ''{{Literature/Animorphs}}'' had a unique variant of this. A Yeerk who had displeased the Visser one too many times was fed to a natural Yeerk predator nicknamed the Yeerkbane. I believe Vanarx was the actual name. It enveloped the host's head with its mouth and sucked the Yeerk right out of the host's head. Yikes.
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*** ''AustinPowers: International Man of Mystery''. In an ShoutOut to ''Film/LiveAndLetDie'', Dr. Evil tries to feed Austin and Vanessa to ill-tempered mutant sea bass using an UnnecessarilySlowDippingMechanism.

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*** ''AustinPowers: International Man of Mystery''. In an ShoutOut to ''Film/LiveAndLetDie'', Dr. Evil tries to feed Austin and Vanessa to ill-tempered mutant sea bass using an UnnecessarilySlowDippingMechanism.UnnecessarilySlowDippingMechanism (he really wanted Sharks with FrickinLaserBeams on their heads).
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* TheBible has the story of Daniel, who was thrown into a lion's den due to a law that some princes had tricked King Darius, who liked Daniel, into passing because they were jealous of his faith and hard work. Daniel, who has always been faithful to the Lord, was protected by one of God's angels, who shut the mouths of the lions. When the king learned that Daniel was still alive after spending the entire night in the den, he had Daniel taken out of the lion's den and the princes and their families thrown in instead, where they promptly got eaten by the lions. [[OlderThanDirt Which makes this...]]
** Christians in Roman times were often fed to lions in the arena as well.

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* TheBible OlderThanFeudalism: ''Literature/TheBible'' has the story of Daniel, who was thrown into a lion's den due to a law that some princes had tricked King Darius, who liked Daniel, into passing because they were jealous of his faith and hard work. Daniel, who has always been faithful to the Lord, was protected by one of God's angels, who shut the mouths of the lions. When the king learned that Daniel was still alive after spending the entire night in the den, he had Daniel taken out of the lion's den and the princes and their families thrown in instead, where they promptly got eaten by the lions. [[OlderThanDirt Which makes this...]]
lions.
** Christians in Roman times were often supposedly fed to lions in the arena as well.
well. At least, that's the excuse one Pope used for declaring the Colosseum a monument to martyrs to protect it from commercial development. The historical truth of that claim is more murky.
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* ''LittleShopOfHorrors'' does this with a ManEatingPlant.

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** ''Film/LiveAndLetDie''. Kananga tries to feed JamesBond and Solitaire to his pet shark.

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** ''Film/LiveAndLetDie''. Kananga tries to feed JamesBond and Solitaire to his pet shark. His [[TheDragon dragon]] earlier tried feeding him to ''crocodiles''.
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** ''Thunderball''. Largo has one of his mooks fed to sharks after he [[YouHaveFailedMe botches]] an attempt on 007's life.
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* In ''FushigiYuugi'', the Priestess is technically a VirginSacrifice for the [[TheFourGods Beast God]] she summons. It also functions as a SecretTestOfCharacter; if she uses her wishes for the good of others over herself and possesses enough strength of will, she can escape having her soul eaten.

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* In ''FushigiYuugi'', the Priestess is technically a VirginSacrifice for the [[TheFourGods Beast God]] she summons. It also functions as a SecretTestOfCharacter; if she uses her wishes for the good of others over herself and possesses enough strength of will, she can escape having her soul eaten. [[spoiler: Out of the four priestesses, two (Miaka and Suzuno) escape. The third (Takiko) was dying already so Genbu started to eat her soul and her dad {{mercy kill}}ed her. The fourth (Yui) is fully devoured, but Miaka uses one of her wishes to bring her BackFromTheDead.]]
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* Has happened to AlexRider at least once in his career.

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* Has happened to AlexRider Literature/AlexRider at least once in his career.
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* In the [[Literature/JamesBond James Bond novel]] ''Live and Let Die'', Felix Leiter is caught snooping around the villains' warehouse and partially fed to a shark (the basis for his maiming in ''LicenceToKill'', including the [[BondOneLiner "He disagreed with something that ate him"]] note). Later, Bond and Solitaire are to be dragged through a reef until their blood attracts sharks to eat them (this was used in ''ForYourEyesOnly'').

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* In the [[Literature/JamesBond James Bond novel]] ''Live and Let Die'', Felix Leiter is caught snooping around the villains' warehouse and partially fed to a shark (the basis for his maiming in ''LicenceToKill'', including the [[BondOneLiner "He disagreed with something that ate him"]] note). Later, Bond and Solitaire are to be dragged through a reef until their blood attracts sharks to eat them (this was used in ''ForYourEyesOnly'').''Film/ForYourEyesOnly'').
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* ''{{Game/Yakuza}} 2'' has Sengoku trying to feed Kiryu Kazuma to his two pet tigers after Kazuma [[PapaWolf tears through his men to get Haruka back]]. Kazuma being a consummate {{badass}}, however, he ends up killing both of them.

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* ''{{Game/Yakuza}} ''RyuGaGotoku 2'' has Sengoku trying to feed Kiryu Kazuma to his two pet tigers after Kazuma [[PapaWolf tears through his men to get Haruka back]]. Kazuma being a consummate {{badass}}, however, he ends up killing both of them.
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* Humorously averted in ''Dragonheart'', in which con-man knight Bowen attempts to rid himself of a nusiance rabble-rouser by suggesting to her village that dragons can be placated with virgin sacrifices. His dragon partner finds the idea ridiculous, and even expresses disgust at the idea of eating a human. Except when he must chew in self-defense [[TakeThat (but he doesn't swallow)]].
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** ''LiveAndLetDie''. Kananga tries to feed JamesBond and Solitaire to his pet shark.
*** ''AustinPowers: International Man of Mystery''. In an ShoutOut to ''LiveAndLetDie'', Dr. Evil tries to feed Austin and Vanessa to ill-tempered mutant sea bass using an UnnecessarilySlowDippingMechanism.

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** ''LiveAndLetDie''.''Film/LiveAndLetDie''. Kananga tries to feed JamesBond and Solitaire to his pet shark.
*** ''AustinPowers: International Man of Mystery''. In an ShoutOut to ''LiveAndLetDie'', ''Film/LiveAndLetDie'', Dr. Evil tries to feed Austin and Vanessa to ill-tempered mutant sea bass using an UnnecessarilySlowDippingMechanism.

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