An eagle is a warm-blooded animal,

has wings and a body covered in midrib hair.

As birds, eagles reproduce by laying eggs that have hard shells in the nest they
make.

He keeps his child able to fly.

Eagles are predatory animals.

Food is mainly small mammals such as rats, squirrels, lizards, fish and chickens,
as well as types of insects depending on their size.

There are some eagles that catch fish as their main food.

Usually these eagles live in territorial waters.

The beak of the eagle has no teeth but is curved and strong to tear the flesh of
its prey.

This bird also has a strong

pair of legs and sharp, curved nails to grip prey and sharp vision to hunt prey
from a distance beyond measure.

Eagles have a good respiratory system and are able to provide a large amount of
oxygen needed when flying.

The heart of an eagle consists of four chambers like humans. ''

The upper chamber is known as the atrium, while the lower chamber is known as the
ventricle.