This giant eagle cleverly uses its large, bright yellow-hooked beak to pick up food. Sometimes they threaten other sea eagles with their beak to steal their prey.
The giant eagles deadliest weapon are the long, sharp claws of their talons. Three of the four claws face forward and one backwards. When hunting, they grab their prey like a pair of pliers, so they can hold on to it.
| Size | till 110 cm |
|---|---|
| Weight | male: 6 kg, female: 9 kg |
| Reproduction | breeding period: 40 days, 1-3 eggs |
