Vultures play a very important role in the balance of ecosystems. They do not hunt for food, but are scavengers, meaning they consume the flesh of animal carcasses, rather than live organisms. By doing this, they keep the environment clean and free of diseases that are caused by the decaying of organisms. These diseases include rabies and anthrax, which have an adverse effect on human and livestock populations. So, if there are no vultures, then the spread of these diseases would be greatly accelerated.
If we didn't have scavengers then we would have a good deal more of animal corpses lying around. Decomposers take care of these corpses, however scavengers eat the majority of the dead animal, making it much easier for the decomposers to, well, decompose!
The land will be full of dead bodies
Yes, vultures nest in St. Croix Mississippi.
Ants would probably eat it, and maybe other vultures would give a peck or two if they are hungry enough...
No. Hawks are hawks and vultures are vultures.
There is no specific number of vultures in a committee. A committee of vultures is just a group of vultures.
Vultures are birds
A lion or a big cat would eat a vulture
Vultures need air because they are living organisms just like humans. Without air, they would suffocate and die.
Well, I would say yes. Vultures eat meat so it is possible for them to eat a dead bald eagle.
=Other vultures!=
no there are no such things as white vultures. there are some that have white and are called white-backed vultures.
They are Vultures, Very Large Vultures.