Look at that
Today, while driving to Nashville, I saw a bunch of wild turkeys huddled together on the side of the road. I was excited to point them out to my boyfriend, until I realized that the "wild turkeys" were in fact vultures, and that they were eating a dead deer. FML
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A07 48
Am I the only who has the Circle of Life from Lion King playing in my head?
rnarshmallow 21
Now I'm wondering if vulture taste like turkey
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Sigilwen 24
turkey vultures?
Reihna_fml 14
Tennessee has an abundance of turkey vultures. It's not your fault. They look like a bunch of wild turkeys from a distance, until you are close enough to see why they've gathered together.
95s10zr2driver 5
those were buzzards
edmunson 22
Vultures are often confused with turkey buzzards...they are both scavenger birds and hard to tell apart. Still not attractive to watch them do what they do best.
TaraBURGER 18
WELCOME TO TENNESSEE, FRIEND. Vultures are a really common thing here. Don't worry, though! So are wild turkeys!
devinaww 15
that's pretty cool why would it be fml? it's not like you see these things everyday
Davjwx 7
Are you from the city?
SeniorPB 9
I live in Nashville. I see that once or twice a week
cmusick12 7
Well, they are called Turkey Vultures, so you aren't the only one to see the similarities.
demonicninja 15
I'm just saying that there are a lot of vultures and dead animals in Nashville. Op will probably see another.