Question

State how the sharp claws of an eagle help in adaptation

Answer 1

Eagle feet have claws, but so do the feet on dogs, cats, squirrels, raccoons, robins, and even tiny hummingbirds. What makes eagle feet different? First, the claws must be extremely strong and sharp. When an eagle catches a fish, those claws have to slice into a stiff, strong fish with thick scales protecting its body. (All birds of prey use their feet for killing, from the tiniest Elf Owl and American Kestrel to the largest eagles.)