Omg this is like 800 metaphors rolled into one megaphor
I would like everyone to know that vulture vomit is very stinky. It smells of rotting flesh and they use it to drive away predators
Direct action
hey, at least have a picture of the American vultures doing this, not eurasian/african vultures, they are very different creatures!
Apparently vultures are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, so there is nothing ICE can do about this except politely try to shoo the birds away.
beaglerlove said:
Preferences are generally herbivores > omnivores > carnivores. But size also matters, as does the amount of meat, as does how freshly dead the carcass is (yes, vultures prefer their food as freshly dead as possible—they won’t touch a carcass that’s been out for longer than four or five days). Could these birds have eaten a human who died out there? Possibly. But their presence at a KNOWN vulture roost is NOT an indicator of this.
beaglerlove said:
Furthermore, believe it or not, vultures have their own dietary preferences, which may vary between different species AND individuals
beaglerlove said:
For those who think this is some sort of morbid sign and/or that the vultures are there because of dead bodies: They’re not. Vultures are highly social and roost communally, usually in dead trees, but also on manmade structures when other options are not available. Vultures do NOT, however, roost near food sources; there are way too many risks for that, and vultures don’t have many adaptations for defending themselves, so avoiding these risks is preferable.
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