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The ''black vulture'' (''Coragyps atratus'') is a bird of prey of the family Cathartidae, and found throughout much the the Americas.
The ''black vulture'' (''Coragyps atratus'') is a bird of prey of the family Cathartidae, and found throughout much the Americas.
==Description==
==Description==
==Reproduction==
==Reproduction==
The propagation time of black vultures varies with the geographical latitude. Usually two eggs are laid on ledges or tree cavities; no nests are constructed. Eggs hatch between 28 to 41 days, and the chicks are fed by both parents for about two months until fledging.
The propagation time of black vultures varies with the geographical latitude. Usually two eggs are laid on ledges or tree cavities; no nests are constructed. Eggs hatch between 28 and 41 days, and the chicks are fed by both parents for about two months until fledging.
==References==
==References==