Rearing 'Attenborough' - The first days of a captive-bred Bearded Vulture chick

The Bearded Vulture Captive Breeding Centre of Guadalentín in Andalusia, Spain, welcomed their first Bearded Vulture chick of the 2020/21 breeding season! The chick, nicknamed 'Attenborough' after the legendary Sir David Frederick Attenborough hatched on 29 January, weighing 145,1 g. This little one now plays a significant part in the conservation efforts to restore the Bearded Vulture to its former range in Europe.
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[@isaacj.elliott2137]

i’ve always wondered if baby vultures come out of the egg and immediately eat meat. i have seen the truly newborn and they seem so helpless