Birds of prey are birds that feed on
other animals, such as mammals, reptiles, and other birds. They all have
powerful feet and talons (claws), and heavy, hooked breaks with which they kill
and tear their prey.
That two main groups are the hawks (including
eagles and harriers), which hunt mainly by day, and the owls which hunt mainly
by night, Hawks have an eye on each side of their heads. Owls have both eyes
looking forward which gives them a somewhat human appearance.
Other birds of prey include vultures,
which feed on sick and dead animals, and the secretary bird, which kills
snakes. The osprey, which eats fish, is also included in this group. Other fish-eaters,
such as king fishers and herons, belong to different groups and are not usually
to different birds of prey.
Birds of prey are found in all parts of
the world. They range in all sizes from some hawks that are no bigger that a starling
to gigantic eagles, and the majestic condor, with a 101/2-foot wing
span.
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