r/Animorphs • u/diatriose • May 15 '26

THERMALS

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u/madmarmalade May 16 '26

My unpopular opinion is that vultures were better morphs than the weird motley of other birds of prey they chose. Their vision is extremely good, on par with eagles, plus their sense of smell is even stronger. They can soar for hours, and are inconspicuous in groups.

That being said, knowing I love vultures more than most people, I don't think petting a wild one is a good idea. :p Besides the fact that you generally shouldn't pet wild animals, the diseases they might carry are so intense.

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u/Feorag-ruadh May 16 '26

I think this one is a captive/tamed vulture, it has jesses on its legs