In the finale of the 16-episode series "The Himalayan Vultures," the raptors living on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau sink their beaks into a rare feast. But challenges lie ahead — climate change and habitat loss still threaten these big birds' survival.

"The Himalayan Vultures" explored the lives of the birds of prey living on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the highest plateau in the world with an average elevation of over 4,000 meters. Parts of the plateau span southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region and Qinghai Province in the country's northwestern region.

For the rest of episodes, please check: 

The Himalayan vultures: Snowy land's holy birds

The Himalayan vultures: Bridges between life and death

The Himalayan vultures: Bad news

The Himalayan vultures: Vulture parents

The Himalayan vultures: Growing up

The Himalayan vultures: The storm

The Himalayan vultures: Disaster

The Himalayan vultures: After the hailstorm

The Himalayan vultures: New birth

The Himalayan vultures: The arrival of spring

The Himalayan vultures: Shrinking population

The Himalayan vultures: Tashi's wish

The Himalayan vultures: Fighting for food

The Himalayan vultures: Another tragedy

The Himalayan vultures: Tashi's help

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