Harpy Eagle

The animal, Harpy Eagle, has several key structural adaptations. For instance, their claws. Their five inch talons are brutal to their survival as they use it to crush the skulls of their prey. Next up, we have their eyes. They not only use their eyes to see prey, but to capture every little movement in the jungle. They have short wings, feathers, sharp teeth, tail, and a sharp bark. To conclude, Harpy Eagles's are the apex predators in the jungle. They live high up in canopies in a rainforest. They are also opportunistic hunters. Lately climate change has had a big effect on the water supply. The Harpy Eagle first had a change of desert like colors, then gained a bump on their head. This bump allows of the salvation of water. The eagle now grabs dead sticks to build a fortified shelter. They are still apex and opportunistic predators.