Rüppell's Vulture

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(New page: '''Common Name:''' Rüppell's Vulture<br> '''Scientific Name:''' Gyps rueppellii '''Size:''' 33-41 inches (85-103 cm); '''Wingspan:''' 87-102 inches (226-260 cm) '''Habitat:''' Africa...)
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'''Common Name:''' Rüppell's Vulture<br>
'''Common Name:''' Rüppell's Vulture<br>
Rüppell's Vultures have several adaptations to their diet and are specialized feeders even among the Old World vultures of Africa. They have an especially powerful build and, after the most attractive soft parts of a carcass have been consumed, they will continue with the hide, and even the bones, gorging themselves until they can barely fly. They have backward-facing spines on the tongue to help remove meat from bone. Despite their size, power and adaptations, they are not the most dominant vulture in their range, which is considered to be the even larger Lappet-faced Vulture.
Rüppell's Vultures have several adaptations to their diet and are specialized feeders even among the Old World vultures of Africa. They have an especially powerful build and, after the most attractive soft parts of a carcass have been consumed, they will continue with the hide, and even the bones, gorging themselves until they can barely fly. They have backward-facing spines on the tongue to help remove meat from bone. Despite their size, power and adaptations, they are not the most dominant vulture in their range, which is considered to be the even larger Lappet-faced Vulture.
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'''Found in Songbird Remix Vultures2'''
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'''Found in [http://hivewire3d.com/songbird-remix-vultures2.html Songbird Remix Vultures2]'''

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