Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Lappet-faced vulture


Lappet-faced vulture

                                                               

First, the lappet-faced vulture lives in some parts of northern and eastern Africa and also in southern Africa.  Most often, they live in the open and desert plain areas of Africa and Arabia.  Also, the lappet-faced vulture often feeds on the bodies of dead animals because he is scavenger if necessary it may prey on live animals.  Next, the lappet-faced vulture is a huge and dangerous bird has a large wing and a short tail and a very sharp beak and the maximum size is 3.5 (ft).  After that, the lappet-faced vultures reproduce by eggs and they build their nests in the trees.  Finally, there is a special think in this bird he can carry humans (kids) and run away quickly and that thing happened in some countries.

1 comment:

  1. Does he really pick up kids? That is really scary. He is also very ugly. Thanks for your information. It was very interesting.

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