We'll Miss the Vulture | Nautilus Narrations with Liz Clayton Fuller

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Nautilus Narrations

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Good science writing teaches you. Great science writing touches you. Nautilus is only interested in the great stuff. Listen to science stories that will spark your curiosity and stir your soul, read by some very interesting people.

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We'll Miss the Vulture | Nautilus Narrations with Liz Clayton Fuller

Nautilus Narrations

11 minutes 44 seconds

7 months ago

We'll Miss the Vulture | Nautilus Narrations with Liz Clayton Fuller

Throughout history, vultures have been burdened with an image evoking notions of death, greed, and moral emptiness.

Yet, scientists argue that these misunderstood birds are far more valuable than their reputation suggests. As nature's cleanup crew, vultures perform an essential ecological service, preventing the spread of disease by swiftly disposing of carcasses.

Watch Liz Clayton Fuller, AKA ipaintbirbs read "We'll Miss The Vulture" by Jori Lewis from Nautilus Magazine and learn more about why vultures are the victims of a bad reputation.

More from Liz: https://lizclaytonfuller.com/

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