Marabou Stork struggling with Wildebeest organs

I'm guessing many people would not take a stork to be such a carnivore, yet Marabou storks, other than not being very pretty, eat almost anything. They have bald heads for the same reason vultures do; to not mess up their feathers when deeply entering their scavenge pickings. You could call it a vulture stork for that reason. In this photo, we see it struggle with what is probably the stomach of a fallen Wildebeest. There is an interesting relationship with vultures: a Marabou stork can easily kill any type of vulture, but they won't. They depend on vultures to cut flesh and organs into smaller pieces, as the bill of the Marabou Stork is simply not suitable for cutting.