Eagles

there probably the same but i think rock Leone is better because its a really good attack type

There are many species of sea eagles, the Steller's sea eagle which is the largest, the white tailed sea eagle, white bellied sea eagle to name a few. They are also called fish eagles because sea eagles eats largely on fish like trouts and salmon. Albatross and Terns. erne

Ma and Pa eagle build a large nest consisting of a structural understory of twigs and limbs. The nest is usually high up in a tree, sometimes on a cliff, or even on the ground, but generally the higher the better. The nest has a bowl-like depression in the center. The parents fill the depression with grass and straw to make a level surface, and in the middle of that they excavate a smaller cup.

Bald eagles re-use their nests season after season, and when one of a pair dies, the other will take on a new mate from among the unmated younger eagles. Some very large nests are believed to have been occupied for hundreds of years continuously.

The female settles on the cup and lays her egg into it. You can see this happen on various webcams that have been installed at bald eagle nests; if you are lucky enough to actually witness egg laying, all you will see is that the female gives a little shrugging wiggle.

Once the first egg is laid, it's incubated continuously until it hatches, with Ma and Pa taking turns. If more than one egg is laid in a season, the second and (very rarely) third eggs are laid in the same cup at intervals of about three days. The parents guard the eggs at all times, and take care to turn the eggs with their beaks from time to time.

The eggs hatch about 35-40 days after they are laid, and they hatch in the same order, with a few days delay between each one.

Near fresh water and green life. Oh and near tons of fish.

A Bald Eagle is a BIRD! It is not a thing, it may be a SYMBOL for America if that is what you mean. But it is a BIRD and it is definitely not a person! Where did you get that idea from anyways?

Birds have quite conserved chromosome numbers compared to other vertebrates. The typical diploid number (2n) is 80 chromosomes. Chicken, for example, has 78 chromosomes.

Of the avian species so far examined (~800 out of ~9600) about 63% have 2n=74 to 86, and a further 24% have 2n=66-74.

The lower extremes include the stone curlew and beach thick knee (2n=40), while the highest numbers are found in the Grey or Southern Go-away bird (2n=136-142; exact numbers are hard to find) and the common kingfisher (2n=132 or 138).

Yes, all living organisms need water to survive.

Bald Eagles winter in and around Red Wing, MN where the temperature dips to -20F. As long as there is open water where they can fish as is in the Mississippi River (because the speed at which it flows), they did just fine for the 22 years I lived there.

for a start its bald. a bald eagle is where all the hair from the pubic triangle is shaved.

It could kill a man if it's claws accidently caught the neck of the person.

It's claws would pierce into the juglar vein causing instant death, or if it landed on your head it could cause bad head injurys.

The likelyhood of it happening is about the same as being hit by lightning though, as the size and shape of a human body would deter the Eagle, survival instinct.

They would rather go after prey smaller than itself so it can eat and usually behave in a robotic instinctive way, survival is key.

The only sure way to die would be to physically try and raid it's nest, this would be a sure fatal move, remembering that the Eagle is seeking survival over anything else.

I'm pretty sure it's warm-blooded, because birds and mammals are the only two vertebrates that are warm-blooded.

Golden eagles have few enemies except man. The young or injured birds may be taken by predators, but healthy adults are hard to catch, and could really put up a scrap if caught with their beak and talons.

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The nest of an eagle is called an 'aerie'.

Because bald eagle can only live in north America and only can give birth in America because of the weather

An eagle owl catches it's prey with it's talons (feet).

Golden eagles have no predators.

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

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That depends on the species of eagle. There are sea eagles that will prey on fish, eagles that will eat other birds but most commonly eagles eat small animals such as rabbits.

Camels eat a wide variety of plants over expansive home ranges. They have leathery mouths and can eat practically any vegetation including thorns, dry vegetation and salt bush that other mammals avoid. Just about all vegetation available in the desert.

camels mainly eat straw/hay/roughage in the wild they will nibble on small branches/leaves/shrubs the diet from the zoo and private people owning camels is way -WAY- too rich; carrots, fruit etc is too rich for them; use these as nice snacks, but only snacks/reward

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Well you cant take dose's of eagle all day unless that's slang for some type of drug. If your question was, "What does an eagle do all day" i shall answer.

An eagle collects food for its self and/or its youngins. It may also make a nest and fly aimlessly around.

Eagles are a bird of prey, meaning they are carnivores (eat meat). This would mean that no, they don't eat rice.