The crested hawk-eagle perched silently on the banyan, scanning the valley for movement.

The African fish eagle perched on the riverbank and let out a distinctive, haunting cry.

A spotted eagle-owl glided silently between the acacias, hunting for insects and small rodents.

A lesser spotted eagle circled above the marsh, scanning for mice and frogs.

The eastern imperial eagle soared over the wetland while researchers tracked its migration routes.

While snorkeling, we were thrilled to watch a school of spotted eagle rays glide gracefully above the coral reef.

A white-tailed eagle circled above the rocky coastline before diving for a fish.

The African crowned eagle, Stephanoaetus coronatus, is a formidable forest raptor known to prey on mammals such as small ungulates and, in rare cases, has reportedly attacked human children.

Many national Olympic committees adopt the Eddie the Eagle rule to ensure that only athletes who finish in the top 30% or among the top 50 competitors at an international event are eligible to enter the Olympic Games.

The conservation team tracked a rare monkey-eating eagle nesting high in the rainforest canopy.