Eagles

Both species of bird are powerful birds of prey and there is probably little if any difference in strength. Condition and age would probably be the determining factor in a struggle over food.

An alarm screech goes out through the forest. Monkeys throw themselves off branches only to freeze in terror. Any animal caught out in the open will be its lunch.

Koalas have very sharp claws. They need to be sharp because the eucalyptus trees which they climb have tall, straight, quite smooth trunks which have nothing for koalas to grip. One can always tell if a tree has been climbed by a koala, because koala claws leave a series of parallel scratch marks up the trunks the animals climb.

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Absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to answer ! When it takes to the air, and eagle has to flap its wings rapidly to gain height - the rate of which varies with each species. Once air-born, the eagle will usually 'ride' on air-currents - hardly flapping at all !

The eagle is trained to direct a powerful diving blow to the base of the neck, below the head. Sometimes they miss, and have to try again, aiming for the mouth of the wolf with their bone crushing talons in an effort to gain a second chance at their deadly blow. Contrary to popular belief, the wolf is not merely pinned down by the eagle, but is killed. The art of training eagles to kill wolves, in Mongolia especially, has been around for thousands of years and continues to be a way of life as well as adhering to tradition.

Smart, strong, brave, sharp-eyed, majestic.

It was the first transmission from the first Apollo lander when it touched down. The full quote is "Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed."

Aquila. It is just to the north of Capricorn and Sagittarius.

Eagles live on all continents except Antarctica, and are usually found living in tall trees near a body of water

The predators of the spotted eagle rays are sharks, especially the silver tip, hammerhead, and bull sharks. The eagle ray is a fish belonging to the Myliobatidae family.

bald and golden

The golden eagle has an average wingspan of 6-7.5 feet. This will vary depending on the bird's size. They have the fifth largest wingspan among extant eagle species.

The Philippine Eagle has a very low reproduction rate. The female lays only one to two eggs every year and sometimes they are not viable or the infant will die.

Rabies is passed by bodily fluid contact from an infected animal to another warm blooded animal.

Any animal that is infected with Rabies could pass it on to your dog if it is bit or scratched.

This is why it is so important to have your dog vaccinated against Rabies. You should get the first vaccine at 4 months of age then booster in one year, then every 3 years thereafter. Check with your Veterinarian about this too.

Eagles do not migrate in the way that many other birds do, but they will move from one area to another in search of food, particularly in winter. Although these birds will feed gregariously, they often hunt independently.

Yes an eagle can.

harpy eagles eat howler monkeys and sloths. Harpy Eagles feed primarily on animals that live in the trees, like sloths, monkeys, opossums, and some reptiles and birds. Harpy Eagles are highly maneuverable fliers and strike their prey after a rapid pursuit through the trees.. That's all. ;)

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Eagles have much better eyesight than turkeys.

they can't coz they are bald

The Fraternal Order of Eagles is a fraternal organization founded in 1898. It was originally meant to deal with matters related to the performing arts. However, its influence has expanded and it claims credit for establishing the celebration of Mother's Day in the United States.

They usually live in Continental climate to desert, depends on the species your refering to.

the hawk is facing or soaring throught the sky. the wind is pushing it and so the hawk just soars. than it may have to keep going so it flaps its wings......You asked a great question and i am getting this answer out of a text book so this is a true answer.

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The Eagle Theme of Exploration"The Eagle" was inspired by Alfred Tennyson's explorations through the Pyrenees region of southern France, which began in his early twenties. But the poem features another kind of exploration: it allows us to see the world from the eagle's perspective. The high cliff and the sky are depicted as part of another world, one that is nearer to the heavens than to earth. The eagle has no competition in his domain: he flies around like he owns the place.

There food habits contain fish, dead whale carcass, smaller mammals and leftover food.