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The Eagle
The eagle is one the largest and most powerful birds of prey. Soaring high above the earth, spying its prey with its keen eyes, the eagle presents a majestic picture. Eagles are notable for their powerful set of eyes. Even though their eyes are just slightly larger than human eyes, they can see up to 3½ times better than a person with perfect vision. An eagle can see a moving rabbit from a mile away, and can see a fellow eagle soaring 50 miles away! Eagle eat meat from other animals, including fish, rabbits, snake.
There are several species of eagles, which differ in size, looks and habits. But all eagles have large, strong bills and powerful claws, or talons. The bird usually builds its nest (called an "eyrie")in a remote place such as a high cliff where it cannot be disturbed. Almost all eagles are carnivores.
An eagle has a wingspan of up 7 feet. Its 7,000 feathers weigh about twice as much as its skeleton! A pair of eagles are faithful to each other. They stay together year after year and return to the same nest each season.
There are several species of eagles, which differ in size, looks and habits. But all eagles have large, strong bills and powerful claws, or talons. The bird usually builds its nest (called an "eyrie")in a remote place such as a high cliff where it cannot be disturbed. Almost all eagles are carnivores.
An eagle has a wingspan of up 7 feet. Its 7,000 feathers weigh about twice as much as its skeleton! A pair of eagles are faithful to each other. They stay together year after year and return to the same nest each season.
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