Key Information
Sea Eagles
| Species | 10 species |
| Diet | Carnivore |
| Length | 28 inches to 3 ft 3 inches |
| Wingspan | 5 ft 5 inches to 8 ft 2 inches |
| Weight | 2.4 to 21 lb |
| Life Span | 40 years or more in captivity |
| Conservation Status | Varies, many endangered |
| Classification | Aves > Accipitridae > Haliaeetinae |
| Habitat | Around lakes or coastline |
Learning Point
- Sea eagles are among the largest and most impressive of eagles. Many are designed to be able to hunt fish or other sea creatures successfully, found in many parts of the world along lakes or coastlines. They are often under threat, especially because of climate change.
Project
- Draw a picture of your favourite sea eagle
- Overview
- Eggs
Location
| Places | Europe and Asia (White-bellied Sea Eagle) |
Fun Facts
- Sea eagles can also be called fish eagles.
- Most nest high in trees or on a cliff.
- The bald eagle is the largest eagle in North America, and the white-tailed eagle is the largest in Europe.
- They are more like kites or buzzards than the other eagles.
Past Lessons
| 4 | October 6, 2021 | (North America) |
| 129 | June 5, 2024 | (North America) |