Eagle Behavior and Territorial Battles

In this video, a white-bellied sea eagle feeds its young near Borneo when an intruder eagle appears, posing a threat. A major turf battle ensues as the home team eagle attempts to ward off the intruder. The conflict escalates into a midair combat where the eagles lock talons and engage in a whirling descent. Ultimately, the intruder acknowledges defeat, and the home team celebrates their victory with a triumphant glide over their secure territory.

What event triggers the appearance of the intruder eagle?

• The family is migrating.

• The young eagles are left alone.

• The white-bellied sea eagle is feeding its young.

• The intruder eagle is searching for food.

What does the intruder eagle do that escalates the situation?

• It flies away.

• It calls for reinforcements.

• It steals a fish.

• It builds a nest nearby.

What is the initial reaction of the home team to the intruder?

• They issue a simple warning.

• They ignore it.

• They fly away.

• They attack immediately.

What maneuver do the eagles perform during their midair battle?

• Whirling

• Diving

• Gliding

• Looping

What is the purpose of the whirling maneuver?

• To show off their flying skills

• To scare off other predators

• To determine who will stay and who will leave

• To attract a mate

What ultimately causes the intruder eagle to concede defeat?

• It is outnumbered by the home team.

• It acknowledges its defeat after the whirling descent.

• It gets injured during the fight.

• It runs out of energy.

How does the home team celebrate their victory?

• With a triumphant glide over their home

• By building a new nest

• By hunting for more food

• By calling for reinforcements

What is the main theme of the eagle battle?

• Territorial defense and dominance

• Cooperation among eagles

• Eagle hunting techniques

• Migration patterns of eagles