vultures

"Meet these carrion-eating birds of prey. This book explores vultures appearance, habitats, and behaviors, including the distinctions between New World and Old World vultures. A folk talk explains why these raptors are bald"--Provided by publisher.

"Birds soar, hop, and swoop all over. Around some of them, you need to use caution. Others are harmless or even helpful. Do you know which is which? Explore the animal kingdom and find out which of these birds are dangerous... or not!"--Provided by publisher.

Vultures can be split into Old World vultures, from Europe, Africa, and Asia, and New World vultures, from North, Central, and South America. The California condor, a type of New World vulture, is the largest bird in the United States. Learn more about these birds. Describes the unique traits, habitats, diets, and different species found in a raptor group.

Offers facts about vultures, including where they live, how they hunt, and how they survive in the wild.

"The story of California condors and the scientists who have fought against their extinction"--OCLC.

"Bearded vultures are also called bone eaters! These . . . raptors scan the mountainsides for crunchy bones to munch. This title for young readers is full of . . . facts about how these unusual birds survive and thrive in their cold, windy home"--OCLC.

"The story of California condors and the scientists who have fought against their extinction"--OCLC.

Simple text tells why vultures vomit their food.

"A basic exploration of the appearance, behavior, and habitat of vultures, the carrion-eating birds of prey. Also included is a story from folklore explaining why vultures are bald"--Provided by publisher.

Talks about vultures, their habitats, feeding habits, how they grow and how they protect themselves.