How do vultures live?

Vultures are large scavenging birds found in Africa, Asia, and the Americas, typically living in open savannas, grasslands, and mountains. They play an essential role in ecosystems by feeding on the carcasses of dead animals, which helps prevent the spread of disease. Vultures have keen eyesight, which allows them to spot potential food from great distances. They are opportunistic feeders, often arriving at carcasses in large groups to feed. Vultures have a specialized digestive system that allows them to consume decaying flesh without getting sick. Vultures reproduce sexually, with most species building nests in cliffs or tall trees. They lay one or two eggs, which both parents incubate.