Eagles

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All true eagles are predatory birds.

WE ARE. People are the #1 predator to sturgeon but so are Sea Lions & Lampreys. Bass will eat baby sturgeon & many fish will eat sturgeon eggs, like Sculpin.

Sturgeon are susceptible to many diseases and pollution and loss of habitat (by dams) endanger them also.

After about 6 weeks of being with their Parents the Baby Eagles are pushed out of their nest to go on their own. Actually, baby eagles, or eaglets, stay in the nest until at least 11-12 weeks of age. The parents feed the babies until they leave the nest permanently. Even if the eaglets can fly well, they quite often keep coming back to the nest or stay in the area while the parents continue to feed them. Only occasionally will the parents 'kick a baby' out of the nest. Even when they do, they still care for them until they finally leave permanently.

Eagles die in the same manner as other animals. They become old and simply die.

Eagles can also die from disease, starvation, extremes of weather, from being killed by another animal, or being shot by a human.

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Well lets see... it can lift a full grown Fox from the ground and it it....

It can fly at high altitudes..

It can pinpoint small animals from kilometers from the sky

Sharp senses

its wings are almost 6 foot or more...

Which means its littearly almost like a flying human with sharp senses and alot more strength

I would say.... Pretty strong.. xD

because an eagle was the symbol of st john

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You can find a monkey-eating eagle in the Philippines. It is known as the Monkey-eating Eagle but also as the Philippine Eagle.

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Depends on what kind on what kind of activity theyre doing, like flying, eating or reprocducing.

Yes the eagle has an endoskeleton, which means its bones are on the inside of its body. A creature that has an exoskeleton would have its shell (bones) on the outside of its body.

Well, everything.

Being predatory, hunting animals, that's what they've adapted to do. Fly fast, catch prey, survive.

They've got the wings, the plumage and the skillset needed, so they do it.

Feathers keep birds warm and usually they also keep them dry. More importantly, they allow birds to fly. However, no bird that weighs more than 40 pounds is capable of flight. When feathers fall from the body they either feel relived or colder. Sometimes the feathers that fall are used for building nests.

Probably a lot like whatever they eat (raw meat).

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.

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

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

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