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| Vultures are characterized by their bald heads, curved beaks, and diet of carrion (dead and decaying flesh). The turkey vulture is part of the family of American vultures, which are voiceless birds. This species of vulture inhabits a range from southern Canada to southern South America. | ||||||
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