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The Indian Vulture inhabits to open savanna and also open forest country near villages, towns, and cities.

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The Indian Vultures vastly broad wings to help it glide for long period of time. The eyesight of a vulture is spectacular being able to spot a dead animal from over a mile away. Their feet are much weaker than normal birds and are more meant for running than grasping onto materials. They also have loose folding skin to pick up less of the fluids and flesh that the vulture devours.

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The Indian vulture isn't generally aggressive, but they still are considered dangerous to be near, also depending on how many vultures are around a carcass. The Indian vulture feeds almost entirely on carrion, and often associates with White-rumped vulture when scavenging at rubbish dumps and slaughterhouses. Normally like to be in groups.

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Old World vultures are found in Europe, Africa, and Asia, and New world vultures are found anywhere in North and South America meaning that between the two groups, vultures are found on every continent except for Antartica and Australia.

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Phylogenic tree of Old World vultures/ Accipitridae

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Phylogenic tree of Old World vultures/ Accipitridae

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The condor is now found in remote and irregularly wooded hills and open-country scrubland with of rocky terrain. Breeding sites are rocky outcrops, the cavities of large trees, or cracks in the cliffs.

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The Condor has large wings to help it fly in the air to swoop down on food. They have bald heads so when they stick there heads into the food, nothing gets on them. Condors have excellent eyesight and can easily spot their prey from large distances. The skin of the Condor changes colour depending on there mood to communicate. California Condors only lay one egg each time.

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Generally, condors are not aggressive towards each other, though dominant birds will threaten opponents by standing erect, inflating air sacs in the head and neck, opening the bill and eventually lunging toward the opponent. Pairs are monogamous. They share nesting duties nearly equally, stay together throughout the year, and usually endure until one member dies.

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Phylogenic tree of the California Condor

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Phylogenic tree of the California Condor

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Historically the species had a large range down the West coast of North America from British Columbia in Canada all the way down to Baja California. However, by 1937 the range had contracted to California only. To ensure the survival of the species, in 1987 all the remaining wild birds were placed in a captive breeding programme. where the Condor is found is in: California, Northern Arizona, Southern Utah, United States and Baja California, and Mexico.