What is Harpy Eagle?

Harpy Eagle is a large bird of prey originally in Central and South America. Harpia Harpyja is the scientific name of the species. The large and distinctive comb on the bird's head, along with its extremely strong building and long claws, is among the most significant types of eagles. He prefers uninterrupted sections of the rainforest, where he lives above the canopy and hunts in the upper stories rather than on Earth. Monkeys and sloths together with larger plasimi are its most common prey.

and Female Harpy Eagle May Be Twice As Big As A Male, Weighing 14 to 20 Pounds 2.1 m.) The Harpy Eagle is Powerfully Built, with unusuals thick legs and talons up to 5 inches (13 cm) long. Both sexes show their intimidating ridge of dark feathers when they are alert or hostile.

Adult Harpy Eagle as dark gray to black back and wings with light gray to white withwill be part of part. His neck and upper upper are also dark and feathers on the head of the shadow from the darkness on his back to white on his face. The bird has a face disk feathers that stand around his eyes, as well as owls to help direct his ears. Light gray feathered legs end up in large yellow legs.

6 They raise only one chicken every two to three years. The couple often have two eggs, but after the first successful hatches, the incubation stops the second. The reproduction period is in April and May and parents incubate eggs for 53 to 56 days.

The cat is refuge after 6 to 7 months, but remains in the nest for 10 months. Will remain in the territory of parents for up to a year or more. During this time, the parents gradually narrow from feeding and learn to hunt.

Every pair of Eagle Harpy needs about 11.5 square miles (about 30 square km) to hunt. Birds are territorial and will be chased by other harpy eagles from this area. It is known that the Eagles Harpy lives up to 25 to 35 years in the wild.