Vultures

the manager of The Beatles originally made an agreement with Disney that the parts of the vultures would be played by the band. When the idea was brought to John Lennon he told them "There's no way The Beatles are going to sing for Mickey F***-ing Mouse!" the voices were cast to other actors but the characters themselves are yes based on The Beatles. The one with the shaggy hair looks madly like George!!

Chinua Achebe was raised as a Christian after his parents converted, when he was a young child.

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.

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There is no specific number of vultures in a committee. A committee of vultures is just a group of vultures.

a scoop beak

Yes, vultures eat, and excrete.

I'm pretty sure they're just in Central and South America.

I hear you, but I know for a fact that meat eating bees - actually wasps/yellow jackets - live all up and down the West Coast. I have encountered them in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. I had a swarm of them chase us from our picnic table in Yosemite. It is said that they extend all the way up to British Columbia.

Yes they do.

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Not intentionally, but if they feel threatened, they will lash out.

They're not always walking around on four legs, they can point them forward and fly probably using Anti-grav Jet propulsion.

call the local zoo

they mostly nest in high rocky mountains in the cliff itself.

The Condor was played by Robert Redford. He was a CIA agent, Joe Turner and his code name was Condor.

There is a way. But it depends on how many vultures. If you have a dog, you can get it to run at the vultures. But if they are always n yor yard, there must be a nest, or a carcus, nearby. Try to find the carcus, if there is one, and remove it. If thre is a nest (and you dont want to kill the babies) you can barely do anything without killing them.

It also depends on how frequent they are on your lawn.

But, try not to run at them. It also may not be safe for your dog too. Black vultures are more aggressive then turkey vultures.

Try finding a big fake dog, and put it in the center of where the vultures are. Make sure it is strong, for if it falls over, it may seem like food to them. Change the position everyday.

(please ONLY do this if you have to, if they havent left after about two months) You may have to call in somebody, to catch them and release them somewhere else. It may be bad for if they have eggs. If so, after they have left, bring the eggs to a wildlife rescue center. There they would care for the eggs.

You can try these methods. They can work, so try them.

The vulture belongs to the bird group

Indians eat vultures

Yes.

A buzzard can fly approximately 25 miles per hour. The wing span of the buzzard is approximately 48 to 60 inches.

Generally vultures have no predators, Vultures have a defence mechanism, where they regurgitate their food ( which has a most foul smell ) when faced with danger, sending predators off in a hurry whilst enabling the vulture to fly with less weight on board. Having said that, when the vulture has taken off, whilst it is gaining height some large cats ( such as lions ) will jump and try to grab the vulture.

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