An Andean condor named "Inti" was released into its natural habitat by Bolivian authorities, Thursday, December 2. With the backdrop of Tunari national park, the condor left a wooden box and strolled around for a while before flying away. After being found injured in November, the 5-year-old bird was rehabilitated by the Ministry for Water and the Environment in Bolivia to ease its transition into the wild. "Inti" is the twelfth condor of its kind released in Bolivia with a satellite tracking sy

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10K views · 393 reactions | Andean condor Andy. D "having a ball" in his habitat recently! Did you know—Andean condors are the only birds species at Denver Zoo with a well-developed sense of smell. Pictured here: Andy D. is 27-years-old and weighs 30 pounds, which is 22 pounds more than our bald eagles! #WednesdayWisdom | Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance | Facebook

INCREDIBLE FOOTAGE OF ANDEAN CONDOR IN PATAGONIA Patagonia is a paradise for the Andean condor - it has sheer cliffs to build nests that are inaccessible to predators, high peaks to fly over, a broad diversity of wildlife that provide the carrion that condors feed on, and, most importantly, 28 million acres of Patagonia are protected, making up 17 national parks of the Route of Parks of Patagonia. It is no surprise that 70% of Chile’s condors make Patagonia their home, where vast wild spaces all