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Kardok, reaching bloodied arms into the midst of the frenzied, intent gray sleen, drew them, first one, and then the other, twisting, snarling, by the neck, from the body of his fellow, one with its jaws still filled with fur and meat, and bit each, in turn, through the back of the neck. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #3032)

Portus Canio, bloody, hastened in this moment to Selius Arconious and slashed apart the bonds that bound him. "Give me a blade!" said Selius Arconious. Such weapons, those not seized up, lay near the wagon. Kardok, reaching bloodied arms into the midst of the frenzied, intent gray sleen, drew them, first one, and then the other, twisting, snarling, by the neck, from the body of his fellow, one with its jaws still filled with fur and meat, and bit each, in turn, through the back of the neck. The sleen had seemed not even aware of him, so intent, so fixed, they were on their business. Kardok cast the second sleen from him. The attacked beast tried to stand, but fell. - (Prize of Gor)