Both condors are extensive expansive winged taking
off feathered creatures, the Andean Condor being 5 cm shorter
generally speaking than the northern species, yet bigger in wingspan.
California Condors are the biggest flying area feathered creatures in
North America. The Andean Condor is second just to the Wandering
Albatross as far as wingspan among all living flying fowls. The
grown-up plumage is consistently dark, except for a ruffle of white
quills almost encompassing the base of the neck which are
fastidiously kept clean by the feathered creature. As an adjustment
for cleanliness, the condor's head and neck have few quills, which
opens the skin to the cleaning impacts of lack of hydration and sun
oriented ultraviolet light at high heights. The head is greatly
leveled previously. In the male it is delegated with a caruncle or
brush, while the skin of the neck in the male lies in folds,
structuring a wattle. The skin of the head and neck is fit for
flushing discernibly in light of passionate state, which serves to
convey between people.
