Eagle

Eagle is the name given to the largest predatory birds. The various species and subspecies of eagles can be found almost anywhere on the planet except Antarctica. They are members of the birds of prey, the order of Falconiformes, [1] (or Accipitriformes according to an alternative classification), family Accipitridae, subfamily Buteoninae. Belong to different genera, which are subject to reclassification more appropriate because the experts did not reach a consensus view. The eagles are mainly characterized by its large size, stocky build and heavy head and beak.

Like all birds of prey, eagles have a large beak, powerful and pointed to loosen the flesh from their prey. They also have powerful tarsi and claws. It is also noteworthy strength of eagles, which allows them to raise enough prey in flight heavier than themselves. They also have an extremely acute hearing allows them to see potential prey from a distance, such as the golden eagle has two focal points in their eyes, one to look ahead and another to locate the eyes peering sideways distance.