Is bird eagle an animal protected by the state?

Bird eagle is a second-class protected animal in the country. The eagle is a falcon-shaped bird, the overlord of birds and the overlord of the sky. It is majestic and ferocious. It is called a bird of prey in zoology. According to China's Wildlife Protection Law, all birds of prey belong to second-class or above national protected animals, and capture, sale, purchase, breeding and injury are strictly prohibited.

Where does the eagle live?

The eagle is found on every continent except Antarctica. It is found in deserts, jungles, swamps, woods, mountains and seashore. It generally lives in valleys, woodlands and woods, hunting during the day and resting at night.

What does the eagle eat?

Eagles are carnivores and can catch mice, snakes, hares or birds. Large eagles can catch goats, sheep and deer. It has strong feet and sharp claws to catch and tear the skin of animals; it has a large beak, well-developed stomach and intestines, and strong digestion, and the mice that eat are soon digested, indigestible as straw, and will wrap them up and spit them out.