African vulture
Occurrence, habitat: Africa, Asia

Features:

The length of 89-98 cm
Wingspan of about 210 cm, max 3m
Weight 4-7 kg

Coloration white-brown-white. Neck long, thin, little feathered head small, rounded beak closed, the upper part of the lower lip notched. Fingers long and thin, allow efficient capture of food. When standing composite wings protrude from the trunk.

Lifestyle: They live in pairs for life. Work together in search of food. Sockets are building with thick brushwood, usually high in a tree with thorny branches. He lives in a particular territory, but in search of food goes on longer flights.

Nutrition: carcass

Breeding: lays one egg a year, which are incubated by both parents in about 55 days.

Development: A young person becomes independent from the arrival of another young eagle in the world. Reaches sexual maturity at 4-6 years.