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|notes=This is the first forest level in the game.
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'''Vulture Culture''' is the eleventh level in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] game, ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''. It is also the first level in the [[Vine Valley (Donkey Kong Country)|Vine Valley]] area.
'''Vulture Culture''' is the eleventh level in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] game, ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''. It is also the first level in the [[Vine Valley (world)|Vine Valley]] area.


In this forest level, the [[Kong]]s must make their way through a large forest infested with [[Necky|Neckies]]. To do so, the Kongs make use of many [[Barrel Cannon]]s, and even bounce off the Neckys themselves. In fact, many of the Neckies in this level only serve as platforms. Vulture Culture also introduces the new type of enemy, [[Mini-Necky]], who spits nuts at the Kongs whenever they are spotted. Not only these dangerous vultures, but also red and yellow [[Zinger]]s, populate the level, and they are another large threat to the primates.
In this forest level, the [[Kong]]s must make their way through a large forest infested with [[Necky|Neckies]]. To do so, the Kongs make use of many [[Barrel Cannon]]s, and even bounce off the Neckys themselves. In fact, many of the Neckies in this level only serve as platforms. Vulture Culture also introduces the new type of enemy, [[Mini-Necky]], who spits nuts at the Kongs whenever they are spotted. Not only these dangerous vultures, but also red and yellow [[Zinger]]s, populate the level, and they are another large threat to the primates.