In this video, we’ll explain how these majestic birds differ in size, wingspan, strength, diet, sounds, and nesting habits. Learn why eagles are usually larger and stronger than hawks, and find out why they have different calls and live in different habitats. If you’ve ever wondered about the unique features that set these raptors apart, this video is for you.
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