Condor: To the Brink and Back--The Life and Times of One Giant Bird Ty Shepherd What our culture trivializes

What our culture trivializes

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Condor: To the Brink and Back--The Life and Times of One Giant Bird Ty Shepherd What our culture trivializesThe California condor has been described as a bird with one wing in the grave. Flying on wings nearly ten feet wide from tip to tip, these birds thrived on the carcasses of animals like woolly mammoths. Then, as humans began dramatically reshaping North America, the continent's largest flying land bird started disappearing. By the beginning of the twentieth century, extinction seemed inevitable. But small groups of passionate individuals refused to