@driaterrae: Vulturetok chat: difference between a Black Vulture vs a Turkey Vulture. What other differences do you know? 🦅 #bulture #blackvulture #turkeyvulture #birdtok #birdsoftiktok

japhodbeeblebrox :

I said yes before you told me to

Jordy :

vultures are generally so undervalued by our society. they're majestic creatures that keep our world clean for us.

generic_siemens :

What’s a buzzard?

davidkastner2 :

Turkey Vultures often perch on the top of my 100 year old barn and nest in the top of my 100 year old granary barn. It's fun to watch them

Mollythegreybird :

Is it possible to double follow?

Ohioturbos :

turkey vultures have red heads.

Coleman Northcutt :

“Sounds like the set up of a joke” 😂😂

ROBGWOOD :

Thank you, I never knew that!!!! see them all the time

📸 Tim's Digital Darkroom 📸🎦 :

I said yes! phew!! I learned something today😁🥰

smoke break :

Cool 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

Mr. Positive :

yes yes

Thomas :

My dad still calls them eagles. 🙄 😆

thecurtisbarton :

Vultures are one of my favorite birds. They are so metal.

Buglegs :

stevenward95 :

Yes

FreedomX :

Look at that glorious hair

Log_Splitter_9000 :

Nope

Mike Nutting :

i know vultures only eat dead things do they ever kill anything?

richard shelhart :

thank you. I said yes.

TheDadYouNeverHad :

I dont need any facts about them I live with one.

Sleepy B :

Turkey vultures also have red feather-free faces with a nostril hole that goes straight through their beaks so that they may dunk their whole heads into the carcass without getting their noses stopped up with “shtuff”

abstract_nothingness :

This was actually interesting thank you for sharing. After you whispered to say yes my mind just was in a trance for a few seconds and I had to start the video over because I was missing what you were talking about lol

Little Boi Blue⭐🌛🌟🌜 :

I recall the 1st turkey vulture I ever seen a few years back, several of them on side of the road. Didn't know they existed in the northern part of upper Michigan. Now I see them guite often along with a surge of wild Turkey. So cool to see!

Chuck ❌️ 🥓 :

guess we don't have turkey here never noticed white feathers. Saw a video saying they smell sweet considering what they eat