5.7K views · 60 reactions | Watch the stealth and power of a harpy eagle as it swoops on a sloth. | National Geographic UK | Facebook

9.9M views · 16K reactions | The harpy eagle's talons can be as big as a grizzly bear's claws. | National Geographic | Facebook

SAFE & THRIVING IN GUYANA’S JUNGLE | YOUNG HARPY EAGLE SPOTTED ALONG ISSANO TRAIL, REGION 7 Harpy Eagles are found in rainforest habitats throughout much of South and Central America. From the canopy, they hunt sloths, monkeys, agoutis, snakes, and more, sometimes snatching their prey from treetops while in flight. They're able to hunt prey up to 10kg (22 lb.) Harpy eagles mate for life, and the female lays two eggs, only one of which usually hatches. That one chick will fledge within about 6 mo

6.5K views · 214 reactions | The harpy eagle gets its name from the Harpies of Greek mythology, which were powerful half human, half bird creatures. While they may look a little spooky, harpy eagles are majestic predators that has united international conservation efforts. Happy Halloween from all of us here at Wild Kingdom! | Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom | Facebook

Watching the Harpy Eagle in Panama is an experience like no other! And we want to share it with you 🙌🏽🌳🇵🇦 Visit us and stay at Canopy Camp Darién, an Eco-lodge with the perfect accommodations to spot the Harpy and many species more in one of the least explored rainforests of Central America! Video thanks to @swarovskioptik_birding #Generationnature #birding #darien #panama #nature #eagles #harpyeagle #harpyeagleinpanama | The Canopy Family, Panama