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vultures

Dear Andy,

Some of nature's most helpful animals don't get the spotlight.

They're misunderstood. Overlooked. Maybe even disliked — but healthy habitats depend on them.

We made a short, just for fun quiz to introduce you to four of these unsung heroes and help you find your match.

Take the quiz and discover which underrated wildlife hero you have the most in common with.

TAKE THE QUIZ »

From vultures stopping the spread of disease to bats pollinating plants while we sleep, these unsung species are quietly keeping the natural world in balance.

Thanks for caring about all of nature's creatures and understanding their importance.

Sincerely,

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Dave Strauss
Director of Membership
The Nature Conservancy


PHOTO: Vultures atop a Joshua Tree © Stuart Palley

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