The vulture, scientific name: Sagittariusserpentarius (J.F. Miller), is a large terrestrial bird of prey of the genus Falcon. The snake vulture is the main one

Snake vulture, scientific name: Sagittarius serpentarius (J. F. Miller) is a large terrestrial bird of prey of the falcon genus Vulture. The snake vulture is mainly distributed in Senegal, Somalia and the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa. The Sultans regard them as national birds and are the pride of African countries. Snake vultures like to eat hares, mongooses, mice, squirrels, snakes, lizards, etc., especially for eating snakes, just like eating spicy strips. After finding the snake, the snake vulture did not immediately swoop down and start fighting like other birds of prey, but used its flexible footwork to circumvent the snake, and finally, when the snake was exhausted, it struck the last blow, grabbed the key point of the snake with its claws, and killed it. The thick scales on the surface of the vulture's feet resemble a thick layer of armor that even the sharp teeth of a venomous snake cannot penetrate.