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The palm-nut vulture of tropical Africa has a diet primarily of fruits and vegetables.

Falconpunch: Turkey Vultures in North America have been known to feed on pumpkins.

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Not exactly. Their "anus" is actually referred to as a cloaca, which is where these birds procreate, defecate and urinate from. Their feces is a composition of urea (what comprises urine in non-avian species) and fecal matter.

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A hungry one!

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no

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New they sell for $350.00 here. That should tell you something about their value used. . . .

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they see bugs and animals sometimes and it will probably won't be breathing

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They do lay eggs

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The bald eagle has a wingspan of 183-234 cm (72-96 in), which is equivalent to 6-8 ft.

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The Cape Vulture is listed by the IUCN Red List, or International Union for Conservation of Nature, with an endangered status of "vulnerable" with it's population trend considered to be "decreasing". The Cape Vulture is considered, on average to be the largest raptor in Africa, with a wingspan of about eight feet long. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

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No- Vultures, buzzards condors- all carrion birds are protected by law in the US.

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Black vultures are mostly scavengers. They are predated by large raptors up to the size of golden eagles and northern eagle-owls.

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Yes

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Yes, vultures nest in St. Croix Mississippi.

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It is very rare that a vulture will eat a live, healthy, uninjured animal. It sometimes happens, but being scavengers, they will go for the "clean up" meal first.

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Yes. Vultures are scavengers

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Skiing means cold temperatures and cold temperatures can mean cold feet. Make sure that you wear "ski" socks. Ski socks are generally thicker and should go all the way up your shin. You can wear two ski socks if you like. You can also take your ski boots to the ski shop and have them put in battery operated heated footbeds. These are wonderful for the skier that skis every day. You clamp a small battery on your boot that turns the heat on and off in your boot. Some systems have low and high settings. You have to remember to recharge your batteries though! The batteries are very tough and can handle most ski crashes you have. This system can be expensive, but is worth it. You can also purchase heat packs that you shake up to activate heat. You place them under the sole of your foot. These usually just work for a few hours and then you throw them away. You can put these in gloves as well. Make sure that your feet aren't too hot because they might sweat. This will make them damp and could then lead to cold feet. Make sure to dry your boots out when you are at home. They make boot dryers you can place them on. Or you can pull out the lining to dry them. Do this daily as your boots will most likely become wet from snow and ice.

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No, Beavers eat bark and cambium, and some fish alive or dead not rotten though. Scavengers eat almost anything and Beavers are picky actually.

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yes there are

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The vulture is the symbol of Ares because the vulture eats carcasses that would have been found on the battlefields Ares just left.

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Yes there are vultures that are endangered, these are a couple: Andean Condor, California Condor.

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YES! A bird is basically a mammal. SO IT HAS TO BE WARM-BLOODED!