Did you know how turkey vultures keep their predators away? They are fascinating animals — they vomit acid that is 100 times ...

Now, most are roofed, restricting the birds’ access. Human population growth and poverty have also intensified the vultures’ ...

The birds are scavengers, meaning they eat dead animals like roadkill. They have a sense of smell stronger than a bloodhound, ...

I’ve never seen them eat a truck,” said Chris Duarte, who has had issues with the birds biting on his truck. Outside of roadkill, this pair of Blue Springs turkey vultures likes windshield ...

They’re trying to eat the rubber around the top ... and they will return next year. Turkey vultures are federally protected through the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, the same as Canadian Geese.