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Both the mother and the father eagle hunt for food. After they have laid eggs, they will take turns between hunting and incubating the eggs. Once the eggs hatch, both will return to hunting for themselves and for the young.
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How do wolves care for younge?
Tuck in denLike any other. The mom feeds milk until they can eat solid food. Then the mother or father hunts for them. Then they help hunting.
How does an eagle hunt for food?
The golden eagle hunts it food by soaring over it and watching for it. They have very good eyesight. The Golden Eagle hunts its larger prey (deer,goats etc.) by grabbing them with their talons and dragging them off a cliff and dropping them.
What does the bald eagle do during the day?
hawk Kai all day
Who sits on robbin eggs mother or father?
Both mother and father cause when the father is fiding food the mother sits on the nest and when the mother is finding food for the baby bird or for herself the father sits on them.
Do mother and father robin both sit on the eggs?
Usually the mother but sometimes the father so they can both get food.
How does a penguins egg survive?
The penguins eggs survive by the mother and father nesting overtop of them. They will both take turns while one of them hunts for food and the other incubates the egg. The egg is between both of the feet while standing up.
Who finds the food the mother of father?
Ysually both parents are involved in providing food.
HOW DOES SABER TOOTH TIGERS GET THERE FOOD?
It hunts its food
When animals are helpless at birth the father usually takes care of them?
The mom is with the baby while the dad hunts for food so the answer is Mom not Dad :D.
How do great white shark babies get there food?
by the mother or the father getting the food and feed it to the young
Do penguins get food from their mother's throat?
Penguin chicks get regurgitated (partially digested and then brought back up) food from both their mother and their father.
What is unique about the harpy eagle?
The Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja) is a large eagle that hunts tree dwelling mammals, including sloths and monkeys. The adult Harpy is an apex hunter, putting it at the top of the natural food chain. Though rare, it is found from Mexico, Central America and into South America as far south as Argentina. It is sometimes known as the American Harpy Eagle.
