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tage to a bird that pokes his head into the rib-cage of a dead deer. Evolution has served vultures well.
Both vultures soar in great circles on motionless wings as they ride rising thermals of air warmed by the earth For this reason, vultures don’t get going too early in the morning and tend to stay in roosting trees until the air is warmed enough to send them into the sky.
As vultures soar in circles they are on the alert for dead animal life. The eyesight is keen to the point of unbelievability. At 200 feet above the earth, a vulture can easily spot a dead creature as small as a ‘possum. Carrion is the food of vultures; the older and rottener it is the more they
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