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Amazing Facts about Eagle. (10 Facts).

1. Eagles can fly up to 160 kilometers per hour.
Eagles are one of the fastest birds on the planet. They can fly as fast as a speeding car at 120-160 km per hour. However, the fastest bird is the Peregrine falcon which flies at an average of 390 km per hour.

2. Eagles don't actually push their eaglets to learn how to fly.
Contrary to popular belief, eagles don’t push their eaglets to learn how to fly. Instead, the adults would delay feeding the eaglets once they feel that they should learn how to hunt and fly. Eagles don't actually push their eaglets to learn how to fly.
Contrary to popular belief, eagles don’t push their eaglets to learn how to fly. Instead, the adults would delay feeding the eaglets once they feel that they should learn how to hunt and fly.

3. Eagles drop their prey to incapacitate them.
When an eagle needs to hunt and eat in mountainous terrains and spot larger prey, it will use its strong talons to grab them and throw them off the high cliff. After they drop dead from free-fall, the eagle will devour its meal.

4. Eagles know how to balance their feathers.
To keep their balance and glide smoothly in the air, eagles will shed a feather on one side when the other side loses it as well.

5. Eagles commonly feed on fish.
Eagles primarily prey on fish, but they can also eat other variations of animals and birds. This includes small mammals such as rodents, bats, and even reptiles such as snakes.

6. The average eagle has a lifespan of 20 years.
Eagles usually live in the wild for 20-30 years. In contrast to most birds, its lifespan is considerably longer. The oldest known eagle in the wild lived for as long as 38 years old.

7. Eagles in captivity live longer.
For instance, if an eagle lives in a zoo, it can reach up to 50-70 years of age because of veterinary care. However, an eagle in the wild will start to weaken in its twenties, eventually being unable to grab prey.

8. Eagles can fly as high as 15,000 feet.
Eagles only use little energy when they are flying high. Although they can soar altitudes of 10,000 feet to 15,000 feet, they fly in long glides to conserve energy.

9. Baby eagles reach full growth at 12 weeks old.
By the time they’re 12 weeks old, eaglets are fully grown. This is also the period where they take their first flight.

10. Eagles don't mate in the air.
In general, eagles don’t mate in the air, but the courtship occurs there. Mating usually occurs on branches or nests with the male mounting the female eagle. During s*x, the cloaca of the male and female joins together and the male’s s***m will be transferred to the female. This process is known as the ‘cloacal kiss.’

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