. >> in rudyard kipling "jungle book" vultures were true friends to mowgli when the little man cub wast, but people most often associate these scavenger birds with the desert where they will circle hungrily over tourists who did not bring enough water. one of the few places in europe where the black vulture is still needed is my york. the rapid expansion of tourism on the mediterranean resort severely threatened the birds breeding grounds, but that is hopefully about to change. >> black vultures -- they can sort through the air for hours. the birds are among the biggest in europe with a wingspan of over two meters. they are also extremely rare. in the 1970's, just 20 of the birds were known to live in majorca. they survived in the mountains, shielded from mass tourism. today, conservationists are working to reverse the decline of the black vulture population. with their plodding walk, scruffy plumage and hunchback, they did not appear half as majestic down on the ground. they are birds of prey who feed on carrion. all reasons for the longstanding prejudice against them. juan sanchez ru

rudyard kipling, his memoirs, and i was there as a boy, and i looked out the windows, and the french guy said, you have now looked at the world through the eyes of liberty herself, so it was thgs like that that made the statue of liberty seem real. you should tell me if you know this, but the statue of liberty was built entirely from head to toe in paris, stood in paris for two years before it was dismantled and put into 212 crates and shipped to the united states. the new york times ran this release snarky editorial in which it said, maybe he is going to build the statue of liberty. if it was built up from the bottom, he would be convinced. "the new york times" i have a bunch of different locations, because they were warm and cold. they got a warm mainly after it looked like philadelphia or boston might want the statue if new york did not end up getting it. >> i am going to look at what lazarus is doing at this point, because perhaps her only encounter with the statue of liberty would have been the arm and courts in madison square park. she was not far away. she was a cultured young

rudyard kipling, his memoirs, and i was there as a boy, and i looked out the windows, and the french guy said, you have now looked at the world through the eyes of liberty herself, so it was things like that that made the statue of liberty seem real. you should tell me if you know this, but the statue of liberty was built entirely from head to toe in paris, stood in paris for two years before it was dismantled and put into 212 crates and shipped to the united states. the new york times ran this release snarky editorial in which it said, maybe he is going to build the statue of liberty. if it was built up from the bottom, he would be convinced. "the new york times" i have a bunch of different locations, because they were warm and cold. they got a warm mainly after it looked like philadelphia or boston might want the statue if new york did not end up getting it. >> i am going to look at what lazarus is doing at this point, because perhaps her only encounter with the statue of liberty would have been the arm and courts in madison square park. she was not far away. she was a cultured you