Here are some additional tips about the Vultures' behavior patterns:

- Vultures often move in groups and work together to overwhelm prey. Try to single them out or separate them from the group when possible. They are more vulnerable alone.
- Vultures are wary of new threats and will keep their distance at first. Use stealth and cover to avoid detection for as long as possible. Once alerted to your presence, they will give chase aggressively.
- Vultures exhibit territorial behavior and will attack anything entering their territory. Watch for Vultures perched in large open spaces; these are likely territorial markers, and confronting the Vultures in these areas can trigger an all-out attack. Avoid them when possible.
- Vultures are vulnerable to environmental hazards like fire, water, and electricity. Lead them into these hazards or use them against tightly grouped Vultures to gain the advantage during confrontations. They will often flee from hazards, allowing you to escape.
- Vultures have a specific attack pattern of diving down swiftly then pulling up at the last second. Watch for this behavior and be ready to dodge out of the way at the last second. Their dive leaves them vulnerable, so this can present an opportunity to counterattack if you are prepared.

I hope this additional information helps you understand and overcome the challenges posed by the Vultures. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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