Harpy eagle is one of the most powerful and feared birds of prey in the world, earning its reputation as the nightmare of ...

Known for its 6.5-foot wingspan and its crown-shaped head, the harpy eagle can travel upwards of 50 miles per hour through ...

Monitoring, research, tourism, photography and environmental education are the tools to protect Brazil’s largest bird of prey ... Harpy eagle in flight in a stretch of Amazon rainforest in ...

The first documented case of a Harpy Eagle attacking an adult human in the Amazon rainforest has been recorded. The incident ...

Beyond lush canopies and winding rivers, the Amazon Rainforest offer some of the ... or preening on tree branches in the Amazon. The Harpy Eagle is one of Amazon's most powerful predators ...

We’re here to find an elusive harpy eagle nest, rumored to be about a mile inside this patch of Amazon rainforest in Mato ... helping to keep populations of prey species in check.

The harpy eagle, an apex predator of the skies above the Amazon rainforest, relies on forest cover to catch its preferred prey of two-toed sloths, as well as other small animals such as brown ...

Sightings of a young harpy eagle in southern Mexico’s Lacandon Jungle in 2023 have now been verified, marking the first time in more than a decade that South America’s largest bird of prey has been ...

The impressive strength of the harpy eagle gives it the ability to carry prey up to 20 pounds ... high rates of deforestation in the Amazon. However, this year, satellite imagery from January ...

The Amazon, where extraordinary ... dash to the river as black caiman prey on them – a newly filmed behaviour. In Venezuela, a young harpy eagle that has been watched from its earliest days ...

The Amazon rainforest is the world’s largest rainforest ... to allow it to see and breathe while swimming and to watch for prey while almost completely underwater. They catch wild pigs ...