Most creatures avoid bones because they’re hard to chew and digest. But there is one animal that has turned bones into its ...
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Vultures devour gnu carcass beside the safari road
Vultures and Marabou storks cleaning up the remains of a gnu. The scavenging birds had plenty of leftovers to feast on but ...
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Why other scavengers wait for king vultures to feed
King vultures play a critical role in tropical ecosystems by efficiently consuming large animal carcasses. Their size and strong beak allow them to access flesh that smaller scavengers cannot reach.
Often referred to as ‘nature’s clean-up crew’, vultures have developed an association with death due to their scavenging ...
Four years ago this week, FBI agents raided dozens of sites all over the Twin Cities metro, collecting evidence that dozens of people were falsely claiming to feed hungry children and fraudulently ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The population of bearded vultures is so small that even a single bird is vital. One such individual was discovered last October, ...
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