Hunting corrupt officials online: the human flesh search engine and the search for justice in China by Li Gao, James Stanyer

“…The focus of this article is on an emerging phenomenon in Chinese cyberspace, the human flesh search engine (HFSE), a term first used by the Chinese media to refer to the practice of online searching for people or 'human hunting'. …”
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Can persistence hunting signal male quality? A test considering digit ratio in endurance athletes by Daniel Longman, Jonathan CK Wells, Jay T Stock

“…In contrast, 'getting' theories concern the signalling of male resourcefulness and other desirable traits, such as athleticism and intelligence, via hunting prowess. …”
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Infrared cameras overestimate skin temperature during rewarming from cold exposure by Matthew Maley, Andrew P. Hunt, Aaron J. E. Bach, Clare M. Eglin, Joseph T. Costello

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Ponto-Caspian amphipod co-location with zebra mussel beds (Dreissena polymorpha) is influenced by substrate size and population source by Catherine H Sanders, Phil L. Buckley, Charlotte Devereux Hunt, Kate Mathers, Daniel Mills

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The Human Flesh Search Engine in China: a case-oriented approach to understanding online collective action by Li Gao

“…This term might be more at home in pages of a horror novel but was originally applied by the Chinese media to refer to the practice of online searching for people or human hunting. …”
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