Eagles

They are about three feet tall, and have a six-foot wing span (meaning one wing spans three feet). They have a large two dimensional size and are big -- for a bird.

The why is difficult to answer, but it's probably because of their position on the food chain.

Well one diffrence is that penguins live in antartica and an ostrich lives in africa.

the answer is 20-30 years old the age of an eagle

Golden eagles can be protected if you do not impose any threat upon them, their prey or their habitat. If you do not litter there is less chance of the poor bird choking, personally I think golden eagles are smarter than that. Golden eagles like forests, they need them as their pray is ideally forest bound. If it really calls for it, they should be put in zoos to be bred and then released in greater number.

If you are not in the mood to go litter-picking or woodcutter-slaughtering I'd recommend you begin your own rebellion against anything that may bring the golden eagle closer to extinction.

It is virtually possible to eat anything because of modern technology, A whole family can probably finish a hawk in 2-3 days, if they wanted to. It might take one person a week to eat a whole one. But, since I've never tried, I don't know for sure.

Bald eagles are found through much of North America. Usually found near bodies of water.

Because their songs are very easy going and relaxing.And they are better than alot of new songs.So please learn to respect other people choices of music.

Several things needed to be done to halt the decline of bald eagles. One simple way was to enact legislation that would protect them from hunters. The more insidious dangers, however, were not discovered immediately. There was the discovery in the 1970s that certain herbicides and pesticides caused Brittle Shell Syndrome, resulting in very few eagles (and other birds too!) being born. DDT was banned in the United States once this information was made known. As a result, many raptors and other birds now are making a marvelous comeback. Please go to this website for more cool information about eagles. http://www.baldeagleinfo.com/eagle/eagle8.html

Some Charicterisices of a Bald Eagle are they mainly have a brown body and white head and tail. Bald Eagles are not really bald it comes from a derived word "white headed." You can't tell the male from the female because they have the same feathers or plumage, but the female is larger than the male. The Bald Eagle is a symbol of the U.S. Their beak is large and hooked. Bald Eagles fly with their wings curved. Did i answer your question?

so that even they are flying they can still catch there food

Lol, you mean "other animals", it's plural. :P Anyways, by "nice" I don't know what you mean. I can't really think of any animals that are nice to other animals. They either eat each other, ignore each other, or fight each other. I guess some do help each other, like those little things on sharks that each off algae, but back to the eagle. The eagle is part scavenger so it does fight other animals for food. It doesn't go out of its way to attack other animals, but it will attack if it feels threatened. It's not very nice to fish considering it eats them. Same with smaller birds and ducks. That's all I can really think of, this question overall is quite immature. Later. ^_-

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Yes, as scientists have studied eagles have a 93% chance of seeing color. Their vision is also 10x better than the average human.

No eagles do not flock in the technical sense of the word, such as blackbirds or geese flock. You can refer to a group of eagles as a flock, but you can also call them a herd if you like. The definitions within the English language for these words are very flexible, but used in the scientific sense, no they do not flock. In a literary way, yes they do.

There are approximately 60 different species of eagles.

an eaglet

Vultures do not eat eagles, but they do eat all kinds of snakes.

the arrows in the eagle left claw symbolizes military power that the Americans had or have.

Silver Eagle, Gold Eagle, Kennedy Half Dollar, Walking Liberty Half Dollar, Washington Quarter, Standing Liberty Quarter, Barber Half Dollar, Barber Quarter Dollar and others from the 18th and 19th centuries.

They kill it with its claw things and then swallow.

yes, you will have to go very careful if you have a cat and a parrot, because parrots are just like birds, so they will eat a parrot if you let them.

yes the can the can hear as well as humans

No, seagulls cannot fly bakcwards. the hummingbird is the only bird that can fly backwards.

Seagulls often get caught in thermal currents which carry them backwards, making it seem as though they are flying backwards.

Which one of our forefathers wanted the turkey instead of the bald eagle as the national