Attempt to hit the head or neck as these areas take double damage, and avoid hitting its wings as it deals almost no damage. Move fast and circle around the Vulture, using the environment to block them from getting a bite and spearing them when possible. This stun-locks them, so they are unable to escape. Therefore, if intending to kill one, the most efficient method is to stockpile a few spears in an enclosed space that they cannot easily get out of, luring a Vulture there, and spamming spears. Though intimidating, Vultures are somewhat cowardly and often retreat after taking only 2 or 3 spear hits, and they typically require 9-11 Spear hits to kill.
Vultures can come in a range of colors, spanning purple, blue, teal, green, pale yellow, red and pink. When walking, their feathers turn black and curl up at the ends of their wings, presumably to help provide better grip on the terrain. When flying, the caps on their feathers and their shoulder blades lift and, along with their vents, emit a pinkish-purple gas - used to adjust their buoyancy and to telegraph movements - which dissipates shortly after release. Adorning their faces are mandibles and a mask, underneath which their beady eyes can be seen. Their two large wings are lined with tubular 'feathers'. They have small pink gas-expelling vents near their shoulder blades on their undersides marked by the fleshy protrusions of varying lengths in place of their lower limbs. Vultures have sizeable oval-like bodies, featuring prominent, bony-grey shoulder blades and a slender neck. Three differently colored Vultures attempting to grab Slugcat
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