Colombian Backpacking Trip Reveals Unique Bird Behavior

Deep in the Colombian jungle, on the 66th day of his backpacking trip, Lordofleaves encountered a unique bird species – the yellow-headed caracara. This falcon, common in Central and South America, displays unusual behavior, more akin to a vulture. "They're fascinating," says Lordofleaves in his video, "They scavenge roadkill, insects, and even clean parasites off other animals." The bird's adaptability is remarkable; it has expanded into urban areas, even using passing cars to crack nuts. This unusual behavior and the bird's wide range make it a compelling subject for nature enthusiasts and ornithologists alike.