The Dhaka Times Desk A huge bird is an eagle. We all know this bird but we don't know much about this bird. Today that matter will be brought before you.
The name of the bird that flies the highest among the birds is the eagle bird. There are also many stories about the eagle's prowess as a bird of prey. Therefore, the eagle is called the king of birds. But today we will discuss the things we do not know about this bird.
# Eagles typically fly very high and never mix with sparrows or other small birds, nor do they fly. No other bird can reach the height that the eagle flies. That is why the eagle flies alone.
# Eagles have sharp eyesight. With his keen eyesight, he can easily see up to 5 kilometers in the sky, and that too clearly! When an eagle hunts for its prey, it focuses all its attention on it and then flies out to hunt. No matter the obstacles, the eagle never takes its eyes off until it finds its prey.
# The eagle bird is called the king of birds, so it always eats live animals as food. Eagles never eat dead things.
# Sometimes, when there is a storm, the eagle does not avoid it, but uses the speed of the storm to fly higher. While other birds hide behind leaves and trees during a storm, the eagle flaps its wings against the storm without hiding. The eagle uses the storm's momentum to soar through the clouds. Even once the wind picks up speed, the eagle stops flapping its wings and automatically soars upward.
# The friendship between a girl and a boy eagle is quite unusual among eagles. If they ever want to be friends, the female eagle first tests the male eagle's commitment. After meeting, the female eagle bird came down to the ground and picked up a branch of the tree. Then the boy eagle also flew behind him. And then the female eagle took that branch and flew upwards and after reaching a certain height, the female eagle dropped that branch of the tree. The boy eagle who had been following him saw this and quickly swooped down to grab the branch. And then the male eagle brought the branch back to the female eagle.
And this incident continued for several hours. Until the girl eagle is convinced that the boy eagle has mastered the task of bringing back the branch. It represents to him the 'commitment' or test of the young eagle. They can only be friends if they show 'commitment'.
# When it's time for the mother eagle to lay her eggs, the father and mother eagle choose a high place on the hill where no predators have a chance to attack. When building a nest, the young eagle first lays some thorns to build this nest, on top of that are small branches of trees, on top of that some thorns and at the end they lay some soft grass. For the safety of the little abode they spread thorns and hard branches on the outside. After hatching, when it is time for the baby eagles to learn to fly, the mother eagle throws them out and the chicks return because they are afraid of falling. The mother eagle then removes all the soft grass and throws them out again. So when the chicks come back, they jump out on their own after being hit with a thorn, wondering why their loving parents are doing this to them.
Then the father eagle is deployed to rescue them. He brought the chicks back on his back before they fell down. This process continues until the chicks start flapping their wings.
# As the eagle grows older, its wings become weaker, so it can no longer fly as fast as it used to. When feeling weak, he takes shelter in a place where there are stones. There he plucked out every feather on his body. That weak eagle never leaves until it grows new feathers. As soon as new feathers grow, he flies again with lightning speed. This is how a baby eagle becomes a hawk.
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