APCSILYMPICS 2022-2023: BLUE CONDORS

The California condor is one of the world's biggest flying birds. They are recognized for
their massive black wings, exceptional vision, and inquisitive and engaging intellect. Thousands
of California condors formerly roamed the western United States and into Mexico. These birds
were previously found in present-day Florida and New York, according to fossil records. The
condor is revered by indigenous communities in North America as a sign of strength. Some name
it the thunderbird because they believe the pounding of its massive wings delivers thunder to the
heavens. The broad, triangular white patch under each wing distinguishes it from other vultures
in flight. California condors are a sight to behold when in flight. Theirs when their amazing
wings shine brightly, showing that distinguishing white patch. Condor wings' structure and
feather arrangement allow these enormous birds to soar. Condors catch thermal air currents that
rise up when the sun heats the earth, and they may stay aloft for hours, flying through the skies
while they examine the fields below, thanks to their massive wings.

Now, probably you’ve heard the loud growl from the arena and you’ve witnessed the
tears and triumphs of various teams. However, guess what? That movie script couldn’t any
better than this. For consecutive years, one of the most fancied warriors in the sport industry are
back in the mortal combat. Battling in the final each year for crown and glory, for bragging
rights, for all the marbles, and more. Displaying 1 crown-jewel apiece, the magnificent
gladiators returned to the ring one last time, bloodied and battered, yet neither unbowed. To live,
to learn, and to leave a legacy; let us welcome the magnificent thunderbirds, the blue condors!