Car-Chewing Vultures Becoming More Prevalent in Everglades

Vultures are being accused of developing a taste for the cars of visitors traveling to the Florida Everglades.

[DonkeyEstonkey]

This has caused me to move the Everglades from 19th to 27th on my list of places I want to visit.

[Grogan]

This time of year they like the classics like the Barracuda and the Sting Ray.

[Go Blue Forever]

You know what cures this problem?....Park Rangers with a pellet gun.....

[The Vulture]

Tastes like rotten chicken!

[Adrian Godsafe MSc]

Puts a whole new dimension on "roadkill".

have a nice day: Ag

[Go Blue Forever]

...Buzzard.....It's what's for dinner.....

[Nancy]

I think the reason for the Vultures eating the rubber is, they may have aquired a taste for the rubber. The professor in the video could be right too. I think food is scarce during winter months, so the vultures discovered a new flavor.

[Marley Money]

I like rubber as well, and yes, it was an acquired taste from years and years of sucking and chewing on it.

[Sandy]

Nancy wrote:

I think the reason for the Vultures eating the rubber is, they may have aquired a taste for the rubber. The professor in the video could be right too. I think food is scarce during winter months, so the vultures discovered a new flavor.

Lol ,can you eat and digest rubber?

I know my friend "Armando" eats it ,among other things but didn't think a vulture would.

Vultures fly all over Miami-dade and Hialeah as both Cuban run cities are more dead than alive due to zero political and police standards, dying a slow death due to Cuban politicos.

[Sandy]

Marley Money wrote:

I like rubber as well, and yes, it was an acquired taste from years and years of sucking and chewing on it.

I see you are in NY.

ALOT of gays from NY move here , they are welcomed here and the more the better.

Intruth anyone from NY is welcomed here , it is our only shot at political,city standards.

[Nancy]

Sandy wrote:

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Lol ,can you eat and digest rubber?
I know my friend "Armando" eats it ,among other things but didn't think a vulture would.
Vultures fly all over Miami-dade and Hialeah as both Cuban run cities are more dead than alive due to zero political and police standards, dying a slow death due to Cuban politicos.

I never stated that a Vulture digests the rubber, simply stated that they maybe have developed a taste for it. Your friend Armando sounds desperate to be eating rubber. LOL

[GMGMIKE]

... vulture the other white meat ...

[Sandy]

Nancy wrote:

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I never stated that a Vulture digests the rubber, simply stated that they maybe have developed a taste for it. Your friend Armando sounds desperate to be eating rubber. LOL

Lol yes Armando is desperate, he is a looser who ran from his failed island 54 years ago only to than spread the same corruption in Miami which caused the revolution in Cuba and if that is not bad enough, he began eating rubber items which he finds on street corners around ladies of the evening .

He often post here and it is obvious that he is high on rubber .

[Nancy]

Sandy wrote:

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Lol yes Armando is desperate, he is a looser who ran from his failed island 54 years ago only to than spread the same corruption in Miami which caused the revolution in Cuba and if that is not bad enough, he began eating rubber items which he finds on street corners around ladies of the evening .
He often post here and it is obvious that he is high on rubber .

What are you talking about??? This is a simple story about Vultures.

[Sandy]

Nancy wrote:

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What are you talking about??? This is a simple story about Vultures.

I'm just explaining to you what might have driven Armando to eat rubber.

[Nancy]

Sandy wrote:

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I'm just explaining to you what might have driven Armando to eat rubber.

I really don't care. LOL

Adios

[TenderTink]

Well now...
That was a weird read.
:-/

I seem to remember a Nat. Geo. or Disney show about wild parrots (?) tearing up tourists cars this same way many years back.
Looked around some and can't find a reference to it online.

Down here we have an abundance of crow/raven type birds known as Grackles.
Pretty black birds with an iridescent sheen to their feathers.

But Oh, what nasty buggers they are!
They swarm in flocks of hundreds.
Their call/song would make a chainsaw sound like Mozart.
And they seem to crap two times for every bite they eat.
And the droppings are very acidic, they will fade the paint on your car if left for any time in the hot Texas sun.

The only good they serve has come apparent the past few years.
They are the first and most likely birds you will find dead or sick.
Then you know you have the West Nile or Bird Flu in the neighborhood.

[Sandy]

Nancy wrote:

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I really don't care. LOL
Adios

Adios my new friend and may the wings of the rubber eating Florida vulture take you on your journey through life.

[Sandy]

TenderTink wrote:

Well now...
That was a weird read.
:-/
I seem to remember a Nat. Geo. or Disney show about wild parrots (?) tearing up tourists cars this same way many years back.
Looked around some and can't find a reference to it online.
Down here we have an abundance of crow/raven type birds known as Grackles.
Pretty black birds with an iridescent sheen to their feathers.
But Oh, what nasty buggers they are!
They swarm in flocks of hundreds.
Their call/song would make a chainsaw sound like Mozart.
And they seem to crap two times for every bite they eat.
And the droppings are very acidic, they will fade the paint on your car if left for any time in the hot Texas sun.
The only good they serve has come apparent the past few years.
They are the first and most likely birds you will find dead or sick.
Then you know you have the West Nile or Bird Flu in the neighborhood.

"I seem to remember a Nat. Geo. or Disney show about wild parrots (?) tearing up tourists cars this same way many years back."

The New Zealand Kea parrot.

Kea documentary - the smartest parrot

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

[TenderTink]

Sandy wrote:

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"I seem to remember a Nat. Geo. or Disney show about wild parrots (?) tearing up tourists cars this same way many years back."
The New Zealand Kea parrot.
Kea documentary - the smartest parrot
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Wow, that's so cool...
I do believe that's the show.
Thank you Sandy!
Have a great night.
:-)