Sea Eagle

The Sea Eagle is a large bird that feasts primarily on deep sea fish. It has a giant wingspan ranging from 12 feet (3.66 meters) for smaller specimens to 18 feet (5.49 meters). This allows the bird to catch the wind currents created by the storms surrounding the Storm Islands without being flung around by the wind. It catches the wind and uses it to glide out to sea, where it scans the water for prey. After diving by freefalling towards the water and catching itself with its wings at the last second it flies back towards land with its prey. By catching the storm’s up currents it flies above the clouds to avoid the storm. This is the same technique to surpass the island’s barrier. They spend most of their time at sea hunting for food. Despite its size it has a very fragile and lightweight body to catch the high winds, weighing in at about 6.6 and 13.9 lb (3 and 6.3 kg) for both males and females. Females have lighter feather coloring than males. Unlike other birds, they are mute creatures and cannot speak. Instead they communicate with other birds by moving their body. They most commonly move their head, which is very flexible.
Category:Fauna and Flora