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José Miguel Fidencio
Loayza Bendezú
Teacher: Alberto Olivera Padilla Course: ingles CFP: SENATI CAÑETE Grupo: 2
CHARACTERISTICS OF
THE ANDEAN CONDOR
length: 120cm Wingspan: 3m Beak creamy white at the end, black at the base. gray legs Mostly black plumage It feeds on inert bodies (carrion bird) the Andean condor is a long-lived bird. Body mass:7.7 – 15 kg
ANDEAN CONDOR
LOCATION
Its distribution range narrows across the Andes from the north in Colombia to the southern tip of Chilean and Argentine Patagonia, passing through Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia.
ANDEAN CONDOR
The Andean condor, also known as the hill condor, the Andean condor, or simply the condor, is a species of bird in the Cathartidae family. It lives in the Andes mountains and the adjacent Pacific coasts of western America. from the south
THE ANDEAN
CONDOR
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THREATS TO ITS CONSERVATION The Andean condor is a threatened species, but its situation is much better than that of its cousin, the California condor. The International Union for Conservation of Nature labels the Andean condor as a vulnerable species due to the decline in its populations due to the loss of habitat and poisoning caused by feeding on intoxicated animals or by the poisoned baits that some hunters and ranchers place. illegal. CULTURAL FUNCTION As a national symbol: The Andean condor is a national symbol of the Andean States of Perú , Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela. In folklore and mythology: In andean mythology, the Andean condor was associated with the sun deity, and was believed to be the ruler of the upper world. In philately: The Andean condor is a popular figure on the stamps of many countries, appearing on one from Ecuador in 1958, Argentina in 1960, Peru in 1973, Bolivia in 1985, Colombia in 1992, Chile in 2001 and Venezuela in 2004. In numismatics: It has also appeared on the coins and banknotes of Colombia and Chile (more permanently), as well as in commemorative issues of countries that are not home to the Andean condor, but have nevertheless wanted to honor it, such as Cuba in 2007, Liberia in 2004 and Malawi in 2010. "By hunting an Andean condor, we are killing our natural heritage" The coat of arms of Peru in the year 1821-
