Question

photo by sidnei dantas
which adaptation might be found in the greater yellow - headed vulture, but not in the harp
a. acute sense of smell
b. a powerful, hooked bill
c. close - set eyes to judge distances
d. short wingspan for maneuverability
please select the best answer from the choices provided

Explanation:

The greater yellow - headed vulture is known for its acute sense of smell which it uses to find carrion. Many other birds, like the harpy eagle, rely more on vision than smell for hunting and foraging. A powerful, hooked bill is common in many predatory and scavenging birds. Close - set eyes for distance judgment and short wingspan for maneuverability are not unique to the greater yellow - headed vulture.

Answer:

A. acute sense of smell