How does a vulture get its food?

Answer 1

A vulture does not hunt its food, for it is a scavenger. It finds dead things, For instance animals that get hit by cars, like deer. They do not like them freshly killed, but laying out for a day or two. If it's been out that long, it is full of bacteria.

So the vulture doesn't get infected when standing on the carcus, when it "eliminates its waste" (poops) it lets the "stuff" glide down its legs, making something similar to a shell. Then it cannot get infected.

Then, it is able to eat the dead animal.

Answer 2

Vultures seldom attack live prey though they may kill sick or wounded animals'

Vultures are basically scavenging animals and specialize in consuming dead animals. So they seldom have to actually catch their prey.

Answer 3

Vultures will quickly gather round a corpse, and using their strong beaks, they jostle for position, and peck off meat. Vultures often have heads and necks bare of feathers, the better to thrust their head and beaks into the corpse's internal parts.

Answer 4

They have senses just like us, but different so vultures can find their own food from their instincts just like we can tell things that are important to humans.

Answer 5

A vulture is a scavenger, it prefers to seek out animals that are already dead.

Answer 6

by odering servant vultures

Answer 7

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