Misunderstood Scavengers: Why Vultures Are Critical to Ecosystems and Face Extinction
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Misunderstood Scavengers: Why Vultures are Critical to Ecosystems and Face Extinction
Vultures silently prevent disease outbreaks, save farmers money, and hold entire ecosystems together, yet their populations are collapsing faster than they can reproduce. Understanding what is killing them reveals just how fragile the natural world becomes without its most underappreciated guardians.
Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality Zoo attached a satellite transmitter to a black vulture whose treatment and rehabilitation process was completed, and released the bird into the wild in Muttalip. The project, carried out in collaboration with the General Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks, the Northern Nature Association, Koç University, and the University of Utah, aims to monitor the vulture's movements and habitat.
The black vulture, whose treatment and rehabilitation process was completed by Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality Zoo, was released into the wild after being fitted with a satellite transmitter.
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