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TUrkey vultures have a good sense of smell.Their wingspancan be 61/2 feet (1.9m)long.Black vultures arethe smallest of the vultures,but they are still large asbirds go.Their wingspan is about 5 feet(1.5m)long.Four more species can be found in SouthAmerica.Vultures also live in Africa,Asia,andEurope These vultures are not closely related to thevultures of North and South America.  \nVultures are mostly blackish in color.Their headslook small because they have no feathers.5  \n# DEAD DINNERS\n\nVultures eat carrion.Carrion is dead animalmeat.Dead cows,dead fish,and dead turtles arenice meals for a vulture.Vultures would rather eatfresh carrion,but they usually have to eat carrionrotten.This is because it is easier to find a deadanimal after it starts to smell.It can also be hardfor vultures to tear apart a freshly killed animal.","cbCairSc3y0kZQYZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairSc3y0kZQYZ","pdf",2333688,32,"English","# Scavengers of the Bird World\n# Dead Dinners\n# Fast or Feast\n# Vulture Vomit\n# The Best Smelling Vulture\n# Vulture Follows Vulture\n# Cheap Flights\n# Migration\n# You Call That a Nest?\n# The Cleanup Crew\n# Glossary\n# Index\n# Web Sites","[{\"question\":\"What makes vultures different from other birds of prey?\",\"answer\":\"Vultures are large birds with ugly, bare heads and no feathers. 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