Moreover humans have over a thousand types of bacteria in their guts but motors have only seventy six. These include however ones like Clostridium Bottom Line im fatal to humans but tolerated by the vultures. The bacteria help break down the nutrients left and the carrion. Across europe its become difficult for vultures to find food in the wake of the b. S. E. Crisis livestock producers are obliged by e. U. Law to dispose of the carcasses of Grazing Animals these days though farmers in spain can under certain circumstances leave dead livestock in the field. The Vulture Conservation Project and the abandoned village of best you is open to the public jordi canoe to talks to visitors about the significance of vultures for ecosystems especially in remote regions like this one. Garbage man of the landscape. Or that one tends to go if they can in all the. Dead but not. For. Disposing of Slaughter Waste usually costs money. So vultures can be useful creatures but they have one major Weakness
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in cousin has had a big swimming pool built but today it s reserved for a school of sticklebacks parts of the puller illuminated other parts are in the shamed. the tiny fish always manage to stay in the dark areas avoiding the areas in the light that s a matter of survival for sticklebacks sunlight reflects off their skin making them visible to predators but when ian cousin puts a single fish in the pool it fails to locate the shadowy parts it seems the sticklebacks can only do that as a swarm. one of the most fascinating things worse walls is that exhibit collective intelligence the group can often solve problems but no individual within the group . where does that collective intelligence come from how does the school develop capabilities that individual fish don t have these are questions that have puzzled