Eagle 3d model - extra taxonomic group of large predatory birds of the hawk family, which predominantly live in Eurasia and Africa. Outside these continents, only two types of eagles live in northern Mexico and the south of the USA (Bald Eagle and Golden Eagle), several species in Central and South America and three in Australia.In Ukraine there are eight species of eagles belonging to three genera - Aquila, Hieraaetus, and Haliaeetus:Berkut (A. chrysaetos);
Steam eagle (A. nipalensis);
Eagle-burial ground (A. heliaca);
Swarovski large (A. clanga);
Swarovski small (A. pomarina);
Eagle-dwarf (N. rennats);
White-tailed Orlan (H. albicilla);
Orlan-longhorn (H. leucoryphus).
All of them, in addition to the long-tailed eagle, are listed in the Red Book of Ukraine. Early long-tailed owl was observed in the eastern steppe. However, nowadays this bird is in Ukraine rather a rare flying bird.Birds of extinction, similar to those of the Hawk family, are also often referred to as eagles. Among them, scoop, which is common in Ukraine.All eagles belong to a number of soporific, but do not form a monophyletic group and belong to several separate genera.The eagles differ from other predatory birds of greater size (in particular, they have a big head and beak) and a more powerful body, giving way only to the stamps. Even the smallest eagles, such as the eagle-dwarf (about the same size as the ordinary gooseberries or red-tail Sarich), have relatively longer and wider wings, and are capable of a faster flight.Like most other predatory birds, the Eagles have a very large hooked beak for burrowing rations, strong legs and powerful claws. They also have an extremely sharp vision that allows them to locate long-range spoilage. This eagle's vision is primarily due to the extremely large pupils that provide minimal diffraction of light.Eagles build their nests on tall trees or on high cliffs. Most species lay two eggs, but older, more chickens often kill their younger brother immediately after hatching.Eagles are sometimes used for falconry. They are very popular characters in the myths and literary works of many cultures. In the Old World, the eagle often refers to the golden eagle or related species common in areas with warm climates.According to the main taxonomic databases, the eagles do not form a monophyletic group within the family of the hawk, so they are considered as a set of unrelated families, although these data remain controversial and can be revised. Historically, the eagles were carried to subfamily buzzards (Buteoninae, along with buzzards). According to later classifications of eagles, they are referred to as several independent subfamilies: the real eagles (Aquilinae), harpies (Harpiinae), sea eagles (Haliaeetinae) and circaetinae, but because of numerous controversial classification questions, many sources, including the main taxonomic databases (for example, , ITIS, NCBI) reject division into numerous subfamilies, referring all these families to subfamily hawks.Classification of species within the genera is also not final, in recent years many species have been transmitted between genera, while the main genera Aquila and Hieraaetus are considered non-monophyletic and are likely to be reclassified in the future, with the transfer of some species to the genera Lophaetus or Ictinaetus.Sublime Eagle (Aquilinae)
Ridge Eagle (Aquila)
Rhode Eagle Dwarf (Hieraaetus)
Genus Black Eagle (Ictinaetus)
Reed Long-eyed Eagle (Lophaetus)
The Ridge of the Eagle Isidora (Oroaetus)
Rod of the Eagle Fighter (Polemaetus)
The genus Orel-chubany (Spizaetus)
Reed Stringed Eagle (Spizastur)
Reed Vincent Eagle (Stephanoaetus)
Harpy or Orly Harpy (Harpiinae)
Rod Harpia (Harpia)
Genus of the New Guinean Harpy (Harpyopsis)
Reed Guyanese Harpy (Morphnus)
Genus Filipino harpian (Pithecophaga)
Orlando's Half (Haliaeetinae)
Rhode Orlan (Haliaeetus)
Orland fishing line (Ichthyophaga)
The Underdog of the Serpent (Circaetinae)
The Revenge of the Cross (Circaetus)
Rhode Congoese Zeyd (Dryotriorchis)
Revenge Chubby Sword (Spilornis)
The genus Eagle-blizz (Terathopius)
The cousin
Hawthorn Eagle (Harpyhaliaetus)Download Eagle 3d model on Flatpyramid now.
