what is the difference between eagle and vulture
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It's hard to imagine two more different birds than a vulture and an eagle. The eagle has a majestic image, beloved in the US as the national emblem. The vulture isn't quite as romanticized, often referred to as a buzzard. Despite their differences, both are graceful in flight.
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Eagle and Vulture
Eagles and vulture are both birds of prey that is true but they are seperate animals though I do belive they belong in the same family of Accipitridae (mainly predators).
Eagles mainly hunt for their prey which can include waterfowl and small mammals like squirrels, rabbits, and raccoons.
Vultures will rarely attack anything that is at full health, they are scavenging predators that eat mainly carrion (dead things).
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Eagles and vulture are both birds of prey that is true but they are seperate animals though I do belive they belong in the same family of Accipitridae (mainly predators).
Eagles mainly hunt for their prey which can include waterfowl and small mammals like squirrels, rabbits, and raccoons.
Vultures will rarely attack anything that is at full health, they are scavenging predators that eat mainly carrion (dead things).
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