Eagles

Nothing...he's a child molester..what do you want to have his stuff in your house for?

Over 30 years in the wild; longer in captivity. The oldest recorded bird in the wild is 29 years. This is biased low because longevity records are from banding. It is likely that birds can live well into their 30s and maybe beyond. -- ccbirds dot org

No, it does not; camouflage is more typical of animals that don't move much, and since these birds fly a lot, there won't be much use for camouflage.

Brasstown Bald is in the Blue Ridge Region.

you are all losers if you a reading this..... but the adaptations of a sea eagle are it's long talons(claws), bare legs and spiky feet to help it with it's hunting skills. all again you are sad people... i am sorry to reveal the truth :(

Harpy eagles live in the rainforests of Central and South America. They eat things like other birds and reptiles, tackling prey as large as iguanas.

they can see from up high

A cattle egret is a medium sized heron, white in color, originally from Africa it is now found in both North and South America. Scientists are still unsure about how it has extended its range across the Atlantic.

There are 13 arrows in the left talon of the eagle. The right talon has an olive branch which represents peace. The olive branch is in the right talon because it symbolizes that the peace is more important than the arrows.

Firstly if you have a nest your buird will try to comfort it more by putting leaves or sticks, etc. Then because the bird will spend alot of its time in the nest or breeeding box and come out in only some times. Also the birg gets pregnant approximately 2-3 months after the male and female meet.

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This feat is possible, though attempting to do so is not for the faint of heart. To successfully cross breed an eagle and a hawk there are three requirements.

1. Both birds must have the same blood type. Ideally, AB-

2. The birds must be acquired from different continents

3. It must be done under the full moon at midnight on Friday the 13th

A word of warning,

there have been rumors of black holes being created when people attempt this process carelessly. Also, there may have been a sphinx involved.

According to the Honolulu zoo's website, they are the only animal that blinks the way humans do, by lowering the upper eyelid.

See: http://www.honoluluzoo.org/great_horned_owl.htm

they do have a lower eyelid that blinks up that is transparent. It only comes up when sleeping or when they have something in their eyes.

During warmer weather, bald eagles might drink fresh water, but they often get most of their liquids from their diet.

The same as almost everything else, sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell, although they can use these a lot better than most animals

The duration of The Wings of Eagles is 1.83 hours.

long claws big beak

The fledglings will start learning to fly between 10 and 12 weeks of age. This is when they are first leaving the nest, and exploring the immediate area, and trees near by. They will practice short hopping flights and exercise their wings, building strength over the next couple of months. For more details, see the sites listed below.

its in the birds kingdom cuz its considerded a bird, who would even ask this; stupid people these days

The Von Haast eagle waits on a tall tree so that the prey couldn't see them. They see a shadow they zoom off the tall tree and get their prey. They dig their claws in the preys back and waits till it dies and then they eat it.

So that the bird is not too heavy to fly and to aid in the intake of oxygen as the bird breaths in flight.

Well, in 2007 the bald eagles were removed from the endangered species list, the lower point of bald eagles was 417 breeding pairs, it is now estimated that there are over 10,000 breeding pairs with at least 1 mating pair in each state. In some other answers it says there are 47,000 bald eagles left. Now the bald eagles are listed with a status of "threatened".