Why do eagles have claws?

Answer 1

Claws, as we all know, are sharp. Any sharp object can be used as a weapon, and because they are attached to the eagle, that bird has a permanent weapon. Any weapon can be used to fight off enemies, as no one wants to get hurt (which is what a sharp object, i.e. claws, will do).

Answer 2

Eagles have claws so that they can protect themselves. Eagles also use these claws to catch a lot of the prey they eat.

Answer 3

To help then on hunting there like fingers that grab and shred things only these "fingers" dont bend arn't are they anything close to a finger

Answer 4

Yes, their talons are long and sharply pointed.