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An hour and a half? YDI.
That's how they kill their prey sometimes.. gross right lol
vultures are actually scavengers...
Did you know vultures can't pick up prey in their talons and take flight? Meaning, a vulture couldn't have possibly flown over your car and dropped a carcass?
I hate to do this, bud, but he's right. Vultures eat the carrion where it lays, and never carry anything. The only exception to this is a species that lives in Spain (bearded vulture). It is possible that (like most people) the OP doesn't know a buzzard from a barn owl, or a pigeon from a peregrine. Annnnnnd... it seems you edited your "its" before the time expired. Good thing I refreshed! :P
Wait, I read that turkey vultures sometimes carry small bits of food in their beaks over short distances. An overripe chipmunk could probably make quite a mess if dropped from a great enough height.
Sounds annoying. Once again, an isolated incident is illustrative of the larger futility of any efforts in life. No matter what you do, it turns out pointless in the end. I'm not depressing you, am I? I know that vulture is depressed at the loss of its food. Life. Don't talk to me about life.
YDI for spending an hour and a half washing your car.
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im pretty sure ur life is not messed up
just clean it up and get over it