The Egyptian vulture: The wise vulture
Many years ago (longer that I am comfortable admitting), while watching a program by the popular late Spanish biologist Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente, I was positively impressed by some images he had managed to capture of the Egyptian vulture, one of the rarest (originally African) types that arrived in the Peninsula to breed its offspring. This was the inspiration that led me to work on this feature.

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White-coloured and with a dirty and unkempt appearance (much like other species), the Egyptian vulture feeds on carcass but, unlike them, it also eats other birds’ eggs. Interestingly, when said eggs are too large to break with its beak alone or by dropping them on the ground, it employs stones (found around the nesting area) as tools. A most unusual sight in the animal kingdom and one which has earned it is “Wise Vulture” nickname.

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