Flyboy sends pictures from South Africa

Allison, a Cape Griffon Vulture flys across the ground to Nigel Marven

Allison, a Cape Griffon Vulture, flys across the ground to Nigel Marven

Hi guys, we received an update from Flyboy a couple days ago about about his adventures in South Africa with Nigel Marven. We just got in an awesome picture of the vulture he was telling us about. Allison is a Cape Griffon Vulture from South Africa that Flyboy and Nigel Marven recently got to visit. The species is listed as “Vulnerable”, the major problems it faces being poisoning, disturbance at breeding colonies and electrocution. The current population is estimated at 8,000

Vultures are predatory birds that probably evolved from dinosaurs. In fact, some paleontologists think that T-Rex’s might have been like Vultures, scavenging around for their meals. Stay tuned to the blog for more updates on Flyboy’s awesome South African adventure. I really can’t wait for the webosodes!

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14 Responses to “Flyboy sends pictures from South Africa”

  1. taahaa Says:

    awesome!

  2. posedion Says:

    THAT’S HUGE!!!!

  3. tawny Says:

    intresting

  4. iron_head Says:

    awsm pic!

  5. Sathvik Says:

    cool

  6. Rent Says:

    i hope that one dosnt hate me two

  7. rawrbone Says:

    COOL!!:D

  8. Lavastrech Says:

    Ah,so hey.i just went to Africa three months ago!

  9. Ed (Eripsa) Says:

    Wow! Thats Interesting!

  10. Nosey Says:

    Vultures can see food from about 4 miles above the ground. It’s kinda sad that they are vunerable :( people probably think they are ugly and annoying.

  11. steakyy(and bsw) Says:

    COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    a l l l l lollolololololol

  12. kash Says:

    Hey everyone just wanted to know if Flyboy is coming to canada if he is that will be fun for me because then i will never meet him if he does’nt so yeah just wondering reply if you know.thanks.bye.

  13. Fujiann Says:

    Cool! I can’t wait for the Webosodes!
    -Fujiann

  14. Spyro008 Says:

    weird pic

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