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Eagles are large birds, and they live in mountains or forests. Eagles have two strong wings and sharp claws. They have two eyes and two ears, and they have curved beaks. Eagles make sounds called cries, and the cries can be loud or soft.

Eagles have feathers, and feathers can be brown or black. Some eagles are white or golden, and some have multiple colors. Feathers can be light or dark, and they help eagles fly.

Eagles eat fish and small animals, and they drink water from rivers or lakes. Eagles can catch rabbits or snakes, and they can hunt alone or with a partner. Eagles live in nests, and nests are called eyries. Eyries are built high in trees or on cliffs, and they are safe places for eggs.

Eagles can fly high or low, and they can move fast. Eagles can glide in the sky, and they can dive quickly to catch food. Eagles use their wings to glide, and they use their claws to hold their prey.

Eagles can be calm or fierce, and they show their feelings with their wings and cries. A happy eagle can soar, and an angry eagle can screech.

Eagles live for many years, and they can have babies. A baby eagle is called an eaglet, and eaglets come out of the egg. Eaglets become strong, and they learn to fly with their parents.

Eagles have very powerful eyes. They can see far and clearly. This helps them find food. Their very keen vision is the most special thing about them.