Bermani the Martial Eagle, Majestic Predator Facing Modern Challenges

Marshall Eagles are powerful birds capable of breaking a human arm with one foot. Despite their strength, their numbers are declining. They weigh around 14 lbs and have a wingspan of up to 8.5 feet. Native to sub-Saharan Africa, they prefer open woods and savannahs. As apex predators, they are at the top of the avian food chain. However, they face persecution from humans who mistakenly see them as threats to livestock, though domestic animals are a minor part of their diet. Habitat loss further reduces their prey, leading to a rapid decline in their population.

What is the weight range of Marshall Eagles in the wild?

What habitats does Bomani, the Marshall Eagle, prefer?

Why are Marshall Eagles being persecuted by humans?

What percentage of the Marshall Eagle's diet consists of domestic animals?

What is the current status of the Marshall Eagle population?