IDEAS I experienced what’s wrong with Harvard, but I’m rooting for it over Trump As a kid from rural Maine, I saw how out of touch the university is.

Since 2021, Think Wild has treated more than 20 birds of prey for lead toxicity — bald eagles, golden eagles, even turkey vultures — but only six have survived and returned to the wild.

While soaring, the eagles wings are held in a flat posture, not in the slight V as a turkey vulture. The eagle is not bothered by a gusty wind and keeps rather steady in the air. Vultures, with weaker ...

This magnificent vulture once soared above much of the continent but was driven to the brink of extinction by the late 20th century. In 1987, with only 27 individuals remaining, all wild condors were ...

A turkey vulture’s stomach acid is so powerfully corrosive it can safely digest carcasses infected with deadly diseases like ...

Ralph the turkey vulture served as an animal ambassador at the EcoTarium. The turkey vulture is one of two knowns species of ...

By Cailin Riley Many of the animals that live at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge are shy. During the daylight hours, when a modest ...

Families and bird enthusiasts gathered at Second Nature at Reads Creek for a Birds of Prey Meet and Greet on Sunday.

Turkey vultures do not hunt prey, they scavenge for food.” According to College of Staten Island adjunct professor and ecologist Seth Wollney, the reason why Staten Islanders are catching ...

WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Ill. (WSIL) — A silent threat is circling overhead and it’s no longer just scavenging. Across Southern Illinois, farmers are sounding the alarm as black vultures grow in ...

Should vultures go extinct, wildlife and humans will be vulnerable to disease outbreaks from carcasses,” Mukwevho said. At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention.