Eagles

Scientists believe there are only 300-400left in the wild. Very sad. :(

No, because it would die 'cause its too cold there. If a Sea Turtle lay eggs there, then the eggs would have died right after they were born.

SARA SALIAJ ST.LOUIS, MO CRESTWOOD ELEM. 5th GRADE

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if the golden eagle were to come down the Komodo dragon would obviously poison it

Chief White Eagle died on April 4, 1984, in Los Angeles, California, USA.

Golden Eagles lay from 1 to 3 eggs per breeding cycle, with 2 being the most common and 4 being a rare occurrence.

An eagle has five claws because the 5th one is in the back part of the foot.

Generally, only birds that live on or near the water have webbed feet to aid in swimming. Birds of prey have individual "toes" or claws (talons) to grip their prey.

Newborn babies tend to see clearly after a month or two. The eyesight can vary for each child.

Gestation is defined as

the process of carrying or being carried in the womb between conception and birth.

Incubation is defined as

the process of sittine on eggs in order to keep them warm and bring them to hatching.

Incubation for bald eagles is 35 days, give or take.

too many to count

Boy Scouts of America does not keep records of the youngest Eagle Scout.

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Hawaii is a bad environment for bald eagles. It's too hot, and there's not that much room for multiple bald eagles. They would die out before they were even noticed. Also, it's too long a flight to get there from their natural habitat.

A bald eagle might have a hard time killing a bear, but an eagle could certainly cause harm to a bear.

They are Oviparous because they lay eggs rather than Viviparous (which is where they give birth to live young).

The average weight of a feather is - .00125 pounds.

An eagles habitat is usally near water, they often nest on mountains
Eagle's top preference for habitat is an area near to the seacoast or any other body of water, especially lakes. It also decides where its nest will be based on the abundance of fish there. It usually roosts and nests in deciduous forests. The nests are usually 2 feet deep and 5 feet wide. The habitat of an eagle is very important to it because it determines the objects used to build its nest based on the surrounding locations.

A golden eagle has a couple of different defense mechanisms that can be used to protect itself. It can use its claws and beak for defense, as well as its wings to fly away.

You can tell by the wingspan. The osprey have a crook at mid span, almost like an elbow. The eagle have a straight wing.

The sea eagle and the harpy eagle are both large birds of prey, but the harpy eagle is generally considered to be larger.

The sea eagle, also known as the white-tailed eagle or the fish eagle, can have a wingspan of up to 8 feet (2.4 meters) and can weigh up to 14 pounds (6.4 kg).

The harpy eagle, on the other hand, is considered to be one of the largest and most powerful eagles in the world, with a wingspan of up to 7 feet (2.1 meters) and can weigh up to 20 pounds (9 kg).

So, the harpy eagle is larger than the sea eagle. The Harpy eagle is known for its huge size, powerful talons and beak, which makes it capable of hunting monkeys and sloths, even small deer and other small mammals.

It's also worth noting that both eagles have different geographic distribution and habitats, Sea eagles are found in the coastal regions of Europe and Asia, while Harpy eagles are found in Central and South America, specifically in the rainforests.

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An aerie or convocation of eagles

possibly a pride of eagles

collective nouns are a creative and not scientific naming of groups

Yes, collective nouns are NOT scientific, they could differ from country to country, but. But it should also be said that while wild and domestic gees DO fly, swim or walk in a group, eagles don't have such collective behaviour! It could be difficult to find a GROUP of eagles ...

A falconer - falconry is the practice of training 'raptors', being birds of prey that include eagles amongst others.

Side note: In parts of Central Asia, a Berkutchi (spelling varies by region) trains a Golden Eagles. It is considered a lifelong profession and relationship between bird and master.

its a vetebrate. There is no such thing as a non vertebrate. it's invertebrate