Why do vultures wait for there prey

A vulture attacks weak prey. They hunt by sight, so they often "watch over" the prey until it is ready, by their standards. ... Sometimes vultures wait for a larger feeder to attack the meat first, so that the meat is perfect for eating.

Vultures often wait for decay to set in because it gives them easy access to dead animals with tough skins

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