Golden Eagles

Golden Eagles are large birds of prey known for their impressive hunting skills and striking golden-brown plumage. Found across the Northern Hemisphere, these powerful flyers can reach speeds of up to 150 miles per hour while diving to catch prey, which mainly includes rabbits and small mammals. They build large nests, often on cliffs or tall trees, and are known for forming strong pair bonds with their mates. Golden Eagles are a symbol of strength and freedom in many cultures and play a crucial role in their ecosystems as top predators. Conservation efforts are in place to protect their habitats.