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Hawks Compare And Contrast
Have you ever seen a eagle or hawk? There are some similarities on traits, diet, and habitat. So these similarities are really similar and so are the differences. I'm going to tell you some of them, hope you learn some information. These birds with whites heads fly at high altitudes, not with low flying birds. Eagles have sharp vision. They test before they trust. When storm clouds gather eagles get excited. Eagles body temperature is about 106 degrees. Hawks are known for their brick-colored tails. They have 14 subspecies of variations of colors. Hawks fly in large circles and gain great height. Their body temperature is 105.98 degrees. Eagles feed only on live prey, never eating dead animals. They eat live fish that

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