1918 - Scottish, English and American soldiers eat outside together at the British Army's 77th Divisional headquarters in Picardy, France.
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CANADA - 1944 - Canadian soldiers who have been fighting overseas for years arrive back in Canada for a lengthy leave, and are met by Canadian Legion members at the pier who give them food.
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PARIS - 1945 - Canadian soldiers on leave in Paris enjoy fine dining before they go.
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1962 - In this Cold War cartoon featuring animals, a donkey is disturbed this his children have been so indoctrinated by a communist teacher that they seem to be under mind control.
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1962 - In this Cold War cartoon featuring animals, a wolf posing as a teacher burns his students' books and eats their food under the guise of protecting them from gluttony.
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ITALY - 1944 - Canadian soldiers and Red Cross workers provide food and healthcare for Italian families in a refugee camp.
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ALBERTA - 1919 - Rangers at the the Wood Buffalo National Park of Canada feed elk and deer.
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ALBERTA - 1919 - Buffalo are fed during winter in the Wood Buffalo National Park of Canada, and some lock horns with yaks.
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HOLLAND - 1945 - Canadian soldiers deliver food to starved populations in Holland.
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1910s - Wine, meat, and vegetables are gathered for the French Army.
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ENGLAND - 1945 - Canadian ex-POWs enjoy refreshment and socializing with women on leave in England.
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HOLLAND - 1944 - Canadian soldiers stationed in Holland host a Christmas party for local families, which includes Santa giving out gifts with assistants in blackface.
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1958 - Visitors feed bear cubs at a zoo in Iran.
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Bunny eats healthy vegetable salad leaf
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FRANCE - 1944 - Canadian soldiers eat rations among the debris of a war-torn French city, milk cows and have French women do their sewing.
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NORMANDY - 1944 - Canadian soldiers eat proper food rather than rations from the French countryside after D-Day, and talk with liberated civilians.
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ALBERTA - 1921 - Artist H. Weston Taylor paints an archaeological dig on the site of Steveille, Alberta, and the men break for lunch.
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USA - 1950s - An advertisement for a local hamburger restaurant shows off its menu.
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ENGLAND - 1943 - Members of the Canadian Women's Army Corps cook and eat in the barracks, and play games and read in their spare time.
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BRITAIN - 1943 - Men of the Royal Canadian Engineers do laundry and enjoy good meals when they're on break from a mine in Britain.
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1975 - Red Cross workers give food and drinks to Vietnamese refugees in America.
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1944 - Repatriated USAF airmen freed in Operation Reunion are transported by army trucks and given food.
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1944 - Repatriated USAF airmen freed in Operation Reunion eat crackers and other snacks aboard an allied aircraft.
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USA - 1944 - In this musical film, a group of men sit down at a table and cut and chew their food in unison as girls watch them from across the table.
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ITALY - 1943 - Canadian troops stationed in Italy set up a fueling and food station, and a makeshift Thanksgiving dinner.
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USA - 1949 - In this film starring marionettes, farm animals teach a boy about the different kinds of food he should eat.
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USA - 1949 - In this film starring marionettes, a cow teaches a boy about his molars and how they serve a similar function to her teeth.
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USA - 1949 - In this film starring marionettes, a cat explains to a boy how his canine teeth work.
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USA - 1949 - In this film starring marionettes, a squirrel likens her incisors to a cleaver and tells a human boy he has those kinds of teeth too.
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USA - 1949 - In this film starring marionettes, a dog tells his owner about how bicuspids help him chew tough food.
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1943 - In this animated film, Private Snafu is taunted by his food about incoming Japanese attacks.
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BAHAMAS - 1920s - A fisherman's guide eats a sea snail in the Bahamas.
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MONTANA - 1930 - People fish, then cook and eat their catch in Glacier National Park.
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USA - 1981 - Time-lapse photography shows biscuits rising in the oven, and the baker takes them out to try one.
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USA - 1981 - A baker butters and slices a fresh bread loaf.
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BRITAIN - 1940s - Daycare centers are run in Britain during WWII as more women join the workforce, and community restaurants provide food for civilians on strict rationing (narrated in 1946).
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USA - 1960s - A man on a train eats a sleeping boy's Cracker Jacks in this advertisement for the snack.
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USA - 1950s - An ad for Laura Scudder potato chips shows an old woman testing all the ingredients to ensure she makes a chip that can get eaten with a satisfying crunch sound.
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USA - 1960s - In this ad for Campbell's old-fashioned beans, pilgrims introduce a Native American man to their beans immediately upon arrival.
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USA - 1971 - The differences between moths and butterflies are shared as both creatures get nectar from flowers.
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USA - 1971 - A black Swallowtail butterfly flaps its wings and uses its proboscis to drink nectar from a flower.
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USA - 1971 - A scientist shows how a caterpillar is able to maintain its balance on thin stems while eats leaves.
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USA - 1971 - A caterpillar sheds skin as it eats and grows.
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USA - 1971 - Caterpillars hatch from butterfly eggs and eat green leaves.
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USA - 1971 - Moth and butterfly caterpillars eat a substantial amount of leaves.
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The blond-crested woodpecker eats fruit sitting on a tree
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The blond-crested woodpecker eats fruit sitting on a tree
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USA - 1978 - Elementary school students enjoy their cafeteria with newly enforced rules on behavior and cleanliness.