Known for its 6.5-foot wingspan and its crown-shaped head, the harpy eagle can travel upwards of 50 miles per hour through the Amazon. Weaving in and out of the treetops, this majestic predator ...

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 ...

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Harpy eagle (Harpia harpyja) nest tree selection: Selective logging in Amazon forest threatens Earth’s largest eagle. Biological Conservation , 250 , 108754. doi: 10.1016/j.biocon.2020.108754 ...

A photographer recently captured stunning photographs of a rare harpy eagle and her chick in the rainforest of Peru. The expert hunter is an elusive animal to spot, because it flies silently in ...

Harpy eagles are native to Panama’s Darien Gap, a 4 million acre swath of roadless rainforest. It’s the third-largest eagle species in the world behind the Philippine and Steller’s sea eagles.

Often referred to as the "lungs of the Earth," the Amazon Rainforest is a huge and varied ecosystem brimming with life. It is ...

Finding a harpy eagle nest in the Orinoco rainforest seems a bit like finding a needle in a haystack. ... Jungle Eagle will most likely be many people’s first introduction to the harpy eagle.

Nesting with harpy eagles in the rainforest treetops Cinematographer on a filming platform in the Amazon rainforest, filming a Harpy Eagle mother and her chick on The Americas Season 1, Episode 11.

Biggest laugh or cry: I did get to see a harpy eagle, but sadly, the majestic bird was in a flight enclosure. She was a captive, born in Miami and given by the United States to Panama because she ...