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Dozens of vultures were illegally dumped in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The feds want answers.
The National Park Service is searching for whoever dumped the bodies of dozens of federally protected black vultures in Great Smoky Mountains National Park early last month. “On April 6 at ...
An investigation is underway after more than 30 dead vultures were found dumped along a roadway in Great Smoky Mountains National Park last month, according to the National Park Service. Park ...
GATLINBURG, Tenn. (FOX Carolina) - Great Smoky Mountains National Park is requesting public assistance in an ongoing investigation of black vultures (Coragyps atratus) dumped on the Foothills Parkway.
A study of black vulture feathers in Mexico showed that the scavengers are exposed to an array of heavy metals. Researchers gathered 125 molting feathers from open dumpsites and sanitary landfills in ...
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The National Park Service is searching for whoever dumped the bodies of dozens of federally protected black vultures in Great Smoky Mountains National Park early last month. “On April 6 at ...
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