Interesting. How vultures can fly more efficiently by watching con-specific birds, where they fly, when they have found a thermal updraft, so they help each other and share info - also on getting to a suitable carcass for food https://t.co/N6s7pgRQOp
RT @WMGVs: Very cool paper using state-of-the-art tracking to prove that vultures use social information to see where they can find good th…
Individuals require up-to-date information about their environment to optimize their movement strategies. Vultures are thought to form networks in the sky, with individuals monitoring the movements of others to gain updated info on resource availability…
RT @royalsociety: Vultures get up-to-date information on thermal activity by “eavesdropping” on the movements of other birds which could help them avoid energy costly flapping flight https://t.co/MzJsc2NiJE #RSInterface https://t.co/OWiI0yXC6H