Question

why is being bald a advantage for turkey vultures?

Answer 1

Answer:

$For\;years,\;experts\;have\;assumed\;that\;vultures\;have\;bald\;heads\;and\; \\necks\;to\;prevent\;their\;feathers\;from\;being\;soiled\;when\;they\;tuck\;into\;a\\\;meal,\;usually\;a\;newly\;discovered\;carcass.\;That\;notion\;has\;helped\;fuel\;\\the\;perception\;of\;vultures\;as\;unsophisticated,\;blood-thirsty\;scavengers.$

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

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Vultures lack feathers on their heads so that they can more easily keep themselves clean when eating. Vultures will often insert their head completely inside the carcass they are cleaning up.

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