Assertion: vulture's head | /r/HasProperty | black
Facets:
value: while the trailing edge
type: OTHER
value: on parts of the head
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Black vultures are slightly smaller than turkey vultures and have a black head, whereas the more common turkey vulture has a reddish head, he said.
text: The vulture’s head and neck are featherless as an adaptation for hygiene, though there are black bristles on parts of the head; this lack of feathers prevents bacteria from the carrion it eats from ruining its feathers and exposes the skin to the sterilizing effects of the sun.
text: Black vultures are slightly smaller than turkey vultures and have a black head; the more common turkey vulture has a reddish head.
text: Black vultures, which have black heads and white tips on the undersides of their wings, are easily distinguished from turkey vultures, which have red heads as adults, are larger and have longer wings.
text: The Turkey Vulture has a red head, while the Black Vulture has a black or dark gray head.
text: Black Vultures have black or gray heads.
text: However, black vultures have grey primary and secondary feathers and black heads and necks.
text: Young turkey vultures have a black head and they are often misidentified as black vultures.
text: The heads of new world vultures lack feathers and can be black, red, yellow, or orange.
text: Turkey vultures have reddish heads while the heads of black vultures are black.
text: red head on adults, the leading edge on the underside of the wing is black while the trailing edge
text: The head of the black vulture is black.