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Vultures: Nature’s Cleanup Crew

Vultures are large birds of prey known for their crucial role in maintaining ecosystems by feeding on carrion (dead animals). They help prevent the spread of diseases by consuming rotting carcasses that would otherwise be breeding grounds for bacteria and viruses.

There are two main types of vultures:
1. Old World Vultures – Found in Africa, Europe, and Asia, these vultures belong to the Accipitridae family and rely on keen eyesight to locate food. Examples include the Griffon Vulture and the Egyptian Vulture.
2. New World Vultures – Found in the Americas, these birds belong to the Cathartidae family and have an excellent sense of smell to detect decaying flesh. Examples include the Turkey Vulture and the Andean Condor.

Despite their ecological importance, many vulture species are threatened due to habitat loss, poisoning, and hunting. Conservation efforts are crucial to protecting these scavengers and maintaining nature’s balance.

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