Nine 2 Noon

Nine 2 Noon

Nine 2 Noon with John Kuhn - Join the former Packers fullback weekdays from 9a-12pm

 

Kuhn's World of Animals. Meet the Harpy Eagle

During a discussion of Mike Tyson fighting a shark to kick off Shark Week Kuhn asked if either TS or Gitter had heard of the Harpy Eagle. Neither had but after a quick Google search were both amazed and terrified!
Did you know?
  • Harpy Eagles are among the world’s largest and most powerful eagles. Their rear talons are about 3-4 inches long – the same size as a grizzly bear’s claws!
  • Like many other birds of prey, Harpy Eagles continue to bring fresh green twigs and branches to the nest after the chick has hatched. Some researchers think this helps keep insects and parasites away and provides a cooler environment for the nestling.
  • A female can weigh up to two times more than her mate.
  • Deforestation and shooting are the two main threats to the survival of Harpy Eagles.

Learn more about the Harpy Eagle here and daily with the "Bird Man" John Kuhn weekdays on 9toNoon.


Sponsored Content

Sponsored Content