To help it catch its prey better.
For ripping and tearing flesh
the eagles are long with big haws and a huge beak. they always sit down on the perch and then fly to the ground to capture its prey.
Yes, they also pull out their feathers.
chemical weathering because of the the breaking down of eggs
They are avians (birds). Like mammals, all birds are warm blooded. No exceptions.
Owls have a curved beak to enable them to pierce the flesh of their prey, helping them to tear it open so they can feed.
Bald eagles are found near large bodies of open water with an abundant food supply and old trees for nesting. They mainly eat fish, they swoop it down and snatch from the water with their talons.Ê
Eagles are predators, and feed on other animals. While many animals will eat eggs, there are not animals that deliberately stalk and kill eagles. If an eagle is injured or sick, there are many small predators that would eat an eagle that could not defend itself, such as weasels, raccoons, fox, possums, wolverines, etc.
we could recycle ore paper and not cut down trees and stop spraying pesticides on our crops.
They can be, but it is highly unlikely, because of most of the trees and habitats have been torn down to make buildings and houses.
Bald Eagles are hunters. Their most preferred food is fish. They fly over seas and scoop down to pick up fish using their claws. They also feed on small mammals like rabbits, deer fawn, hares etc
A bald eagle's weekness is its own eggs that lays. I mean, they just cant take it no more && decide to throw it down on the sidewalks so humans can make a mistake to capture it and make it as their pet.
The bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocophalus) is native to North American and was once found from central Alaska /Northern Canada all the way down to central Arizona and the Gulf of Mexico. Granted, its range has been greatly reduced. Being that their diet is primarily fish, they almost always roost near open water.