Facts About Vultures
The life span of this bird reaches 45 years in the wild. Distributed in Antarctica and Oceania.
Even though it is called a carrion bird, its aroma is safe, so it is still fantastic.
Its physical appearance is also distinctive, especially the shape of its beak, bro.
Oh yes, it is said that he is also one of the largest birds in the world, more than 1 meter tall. Its wings can beat up to 2 meters.
That's why his flying skills are not random, they are truly god level. Can fly up to a height of 37,000 feet. Or approximately 11,000 meters above sea level.
Woowww!
On average, planes fly only 35,000 feet, guys.
Actually, this vulture eats meat, it's called a carrion bird in its natural habitat, it often eats predators that are dead, or that are sick, then they kill, that's it.
Because of this diet, this vulture is said to be very beneficial for preventing the spread of viruses from animal carcasses.
Unfortunately, its population was almost driven to extinction, due to illegal hunting. Well, in the Safari Park now, it is not just maintained, but is conserved so that it is sustainable forever.
The uniqueness or ability of this vulture is, apart from its very sharp eyesight, it has a very strong grip on its legs. And where these wings can reach 2-5 meters.
His grip on his feet is strong and his ability to see sharp. Especially if you detect potential food.
Oh yes, even though in the wild its food is carrion, there's no such thing as a story that this bird will get sick. That's because the digestive system of the body's immune system has already been formed.
OK, that's enough information about vultures for now. See you again in information that is different and different from the others.
Greetings always compact.
By @midiagam
Hola gracias por la información de un ave que se encuentra en muchos lugares, al menos a aquí le decimos zamuros y si hacen lo mismo que es comerse los animales muertos, pero volviendo al caso es muy misterioso ese animal come lo muerto y aún así no se enferma eso es impresionante.
Saludos.
Hi, thanks for the kind comment. Regarding these vultures, where we live, they are very rare, only a few remain. That's very sad. Greetings from Indonesia.