How do bald eagles adapt to different habitats?

Who are their predators? Bald eagles do not have any animal predators. Osprey, a large bird, may try to attack them, but the eagle will scare them away. Humans can destroy bald eagles habitat and kill them. What are their adaptations that allow them to survive? 1. Bald eagles have excellent eye sight. read more

Bald eagles do not adapt to environments not conducive to meeting their needs. They nest almost exclusively in trees large enough to bear the weight of their extremely large nests. read more

An eagle's feet are also highly adapted with sharp talons and spicules. The bottom of an eagle's feet have little bumps, or spicules, on them that increase traction so that they can hold onto struggling prey. Sharp talons help the eagle to grab prey while hunting and tear apart flesh during feeding. read more