VULTURES' VITAL ROLE IN NATURE REVEALED

Get to know the fascinating world of vultures, the unsung heroes of our ecosystems. Discover their crucial role as nature's "garbage collectors", maintaining a delicate balance. From their powerful beaks to their remarkable wingspan, delve into the unique adaptations that make them essential to preserving biodiversity. Explore their diverse species, such as the majestic Rüppell's vulture and the formidable black vulture, each finely tuned to its ecological niche. Join us to appreciate these remarkable scavengers, whose presence guarantees a cleaner and healthier environment. Like, subscribe and share to spread the wings of knowledge!
References:
eBird (dot) org and Wikipedia.
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The documentary I watched many years ago addressed the different functions of each bird...those that developed the beak to open the carcass & feed superficially, then back off to allow those birds that cannot attack the flesh but are designed for cavity consumption. Also, there are those birds found in forested regions, how do they find carcasses when no visible means is possible...they have acute smell. The researchers tested this by placing a chicken under leaf litter under the tree canopy...by golly, the vultures found it!---I'd love to see more of the variety of vulture species you research so well!