The lappet-faced vulture who arrived at the zoo 33 years ago, was believed to be around 35 years old, though his exact hatch date is unknown.
, the most confounding part of the whole saga remains the vulture. Pin’s death hasn’t been linked to the other crimes, but it hasn’t been resolved, either — he’s the sole outlier.
“They really are nature’s cleanup crew,” said Marcie Herry, an assistant zoological manager who worked with Pin for 26 years. “People don’t often realize that these birds eating dead animals helps keep disease out of both human and animal populations.”
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