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Eagles find their prey by sight. Like all Birds of Prey, eagles have keen eyesight. A golden eagle can spot a rabbit's slightest movement on the ground from over a mile away.
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∙ 12y agoIt finds food by how sharp their eyesight is. They can see something down on the ground from way high in the sky.
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Where do bald eagles store their food?
Eagles catch their food (fish) with their feet.
How do Harpy Eagles adapt?
With there feet to help them catch their food and eyesight to find food and their nest.
How do eagles make their own food?
Eagles don't make their own food they catch their food live and then kill it.
What eagles live in Antarctica?
There are no eagles in Antarctica. There is no food chain there to support them, and it's too cold for eagles.
How much food do eagles consume?
eagles have adaptations
When do bald eagles fight?
for food
How do eagles eat its food?
With their mouths.
What do eagles eat in summer?
food
Where are eagles food found?
Rats
Do eagles kill for food?
Yes, eagles like to meat. They have to kill the animals to get the meat. This is why eagles have sharp beaks and talons.
How much water do eagles drink?
Eagles don't drink water. They get it from the food they eat.
How do baby eagles find food in the wild?
They don't find food. They are fed.Young eagles (or eaglets) are nestbound and are fed by their parents (who constantly hunt to feed both their young and themselves). Once an eaglet has grown enough to take flight, they also become old enough to hunt, at which point they assume the same diet as their parents.
