Over the centuries, birds of prey were perceived by a mystical person, endowed with special powers, creatures. In modern ornithology, the term "bird of prey" refers to any species of birds that have strong claws, sharp eyesight and a strong, curved beak. Theoretically, the largest representatives of this species could well kill even a person.
Bearded Owl
Andean condor
Battle Eagle
Snow Vulture
South American Harpy
Golden eagle
The wandering albatross