Statement 1 is incorrect: The average lifespan of Vulture is 10-30 years

About Vultures:

• Vultures belong to the Accipitridae family, whose members include eagles, hawks and kites
• They are relatively social birds with an average lifespan of 10-30 years in the wild, nest on tall trees or rocky cliffs
• Vultures are slow breeders and so the survival of every individual is very crucial
• They have excellent eyesight and strong sense of smell, and hence can detect the presence of dead animals from great distances
• Vultures don’t have a voice box, and so they cannot sing. They communicate via grunts and hisses
• Unlike other raptors, vultures have weak legs and claws (talons)
• They do not carry food; instead, they regurgitate food and feed their young ones
• Vultures have a highly acidic stomach that helps them digest a rotting carcass and kill disease-causing bacteria

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