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Vulture A vulture photo could have been bagged by a breeder. There are about 450 species of birds of prey. These birds usually begin to hunt at an early age. For instance the chicks of Golden Eagles are able to live their nests at the age of about ten weeks. Unlike Vultures, Eagles usually hunt and kill live animals. A vulture photo could have been bagged by a breeder. To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!

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The biologists put these creatures in the same family as hawks and eagles. Generally they are birds of prey. These are large birds that soar on air currents to find their prey. These creatures feed mostly on carrion (dead animals). A vulture photo could have been bagged by a breeder.