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I have a Masters degree in Natural Sciences and worked at a nature center for 15 years. Sometimes people would come in and say they saw this or that, and I would be thinking in my head... "Lady, what in the world are you smoking!?" LOL. Some of them were actually able to give proof, and I...

The afterbirth probably attracts them in. If there's one thing I've learned it's that there is always an exception to the rule with nature. You would not be able to convince me that a lioness would care for a baby antelope as its own, but there is a documentary on it. Animals adapt. It's...

Here's a neat article comparing the two species. If you are seeing Black Vultures, then it is definitely a possibility. http://www.paducahsun.com/view/full_story_free/14894340/article-Black-vultures

Black vultrues are more aggressive than turkey vultures and have been known to attack living prey... usually newborn animals before they can walk or stand. It could be that they see them as weak or injured. You could probably find some info if you googled it. I guess chicks could be seen as...