Eagles

it eat deer if you can belive that so bigger prey

Eagles breed via sexual reproduction so the male eagle and the female eagle mate. Once they have mated, they build a large nest made mostly of sticks called an eyrie. Since eagles are birds, they lay eggs. The female lays one to three or four eggs in the eyrie and both parents incubate the eggs (this means they gently sit on them to keep them warm). About a month and half later, the eggs hatch and the eagles are proud parents of baby eagles!

its is a eagle

You can not hunt them, but it is not against the law to kill an eagle if it is not on the endangered list.

The molt as all birds do

The address of the Eagle County Historical Society Inc is: Po Box 192, Eagle, CO 81631

In battle in a Hasbro stadium, Phantom Orion would prove to be superior. In a Takara Tomy stadium such as the BB-10, the stronger one would be just by luck/launch. IMO Phantom is the stronger one because of weight and stamina.

• Yes, Every One Has Adaptation It Comes Naturally As If You Where Moving To A Different State You Never Been To! You Have To Adapt To The Enviorment, So Yes a Harpy Eagle Had To Adapt To Its Enviorment!.

Because around 356 b.c. Zeus the got of the seas had an eagle as his symbol it means power, integrity, and freedom

Around 15 pounds.

no it doesn't.

the golden eagle wins because it hunts huge animals and can kill wolfs and the harpy eagle does not do those things

I did some research and actaully a harpy eagle would win it is the biggest most powerful eagle so the golden eagle wouldent stand a chance

that is a horrible answer. do more research. the golden eagles kill animals 4 times its size all the time. it can fly higher in the sky witch means it can suprise attack the harpy eagle. so the golden eagle definatly has a chance, the harpy eagle and the golden eagle deliver instant kills to their prey so it is a 50 50 chance that either would win, it all depends on who can deliveer it faster and more efficient and the golden eagle is faster. and they ar both efficient killers, espishally the golden eage. people hunt with them all the time and kill deer and wolves. goats and ex. So your statement is childish and unlogical. the harpy eagle may be larger but definatly isnt that much more powerful concidering that golden eagle have talons capable of power of 750 psi. pounds per square inch. thats enough to break you arm let alone another eagle, eagles have brittle hallow bones and can break easie than our own. and a golden eagles talons have a locking mechanisim that is unbreakable and proven unbreakable by any natural way. I dont even think a harpy eagle can do that although they have a powerful grip also. the golden eagles claws on the end of his talons have 1500 psi. they can easily rip flesh and deliver a Instand kill to any eagle in the sky just as the harpy eagle. talons on head = mission complete and golden eagle and harpy eagle specialize in crushing the skulls of their prey before they have the chance to attack. either of them could win and Im even betting that a golden eagle has a better chance counting on that they are more agile weighing less and having larger wings and being able to fly higher above the harpy eagle. If the golden eagle had second thoughts he could get away. the harpy eagle has no choice but to fight. like i said. they both kill. They both are the only True eagles left on the plant. Meaning they have feathers all the way down their legs to their talons whitch means DEADLY. so do more reaserch because size dosent matter. I know of a shrimp that can puch harder than any man on the planet and he is smaller than your forarm so grow up kid. Its called a mantis shrimp and can punch the force of a 22 cal bullet out of a rifle. I did my reaserch. so do yours :)

There is no breed named the Long Island chicken. The Long Island Reds is a baseball team, and their mascot is a chicken, of sorts. There is a breed called the Rhode Island Red chicken. The hens start to lay eggs when they are 5 months or older. Of course extremes in their environment may delay egg production.

about 2 months or more

No

Contrary to common knowledge any herbivorous can consume and digest animal proteins and fats; it is just too good of a food source to ignore. So any insects or worms or what-not that a cow or a horse or an elephant may gobble down with their grass and leaves gets digested and consumed.

Many mammalian herbivores after giving birth will promptly consume the after birth.

Chicken eggs can be hatched at any time of the year in an artificial incubator. Depending on the climate of the area you live in eggs can be naturally set by the hen in an outside barn providing the hen nests in a well sheltered area and temperatures do not drop below 40F for extended periods.

This question doesn't give us enough information to know what you are asking. Are you saying an egg you got out of your refrigerator was warm before cooking it? If so, please say so in your question.

We have 5 month old chickens that lay brown eggs, there not big chickens, but one layed a 3.5" long by 6.8" round egg. Very impessive! I think.

The golden eagle hunts it food by soaring over it and watching for it. They have very good eyesight. The Golden Eagle hunts its larger prey (deer,goats etc.) by grabbing them with their talons and dragging them off a cliff and dropping them.

Chicks as in bird babies do live in a nest, yes. Chicks as in good-looking females most often do not.

Bald Eagles are on the top of the food chain. Top predators, if you will. This means that they have no predators (some people classify humans as a known predator though). Bald Eagles diet's consist mainly of fish. Although they will also eat other small game, including other birds. Bald Eagles are also Carrion eaters, which means they will eat animals/meat that is already dead (like scavengers).

So, if you were to construct a Bald Eagle food chain, the Eagle would be at the top, then small game, such as rabbits, birds, and fish, then insects and plants. Of course you could add more, that's just a rough example... Hope that helps.

They can have chicks as soon as they begin to lay eggs, but only if they are fertilized whick takes a rooster if the chickens dont set on the eggs get an incubator and turn them on their sides 3 to 4 times a day.

Chickens do not lay eggs according to the colour of their feathers, but here are some breeds that lay cream eggs:

-Buff Orpington

-Barred Rock

-Americauna (these also lay green eggs sometimes)

It's probably valuable but you didn't say how big it is. You need to measure it and give us more details.

Not enough information. 5 what? Pesos? Centavos? From what year? Please post a new question.