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Evolution: Pitviper Scavenging ... |
{Nature_and_Environment.102.7}: {bshmr} Mon, 03 Nov 2008 21:42:37 CST (9 lines)
Bald eagles are primarily carrion feeders, again this is based on visual identification of food -- a dead fish LOOKS like a live one, a dead (non-flattened) rabbit looks like a rabbit, etc. [ Golden eagles are considered 'hunters', IIRC. ] Few bird species sense odors; and, their visual recognition abilities of inanimate and stationary objects amaze me. Oh, Tonu, without reference book(s), I 'suck' at birds.
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