The Plight of the Bateleur Eagle, A Struggle for Survival

Batalua Eagles face population decline due to habitat loss and poisoning. These medium-sized birds have a wingspan over six feet, with distinctive black and white feathers and red facial features. They inhabit African savannas and grasslands, flying low to hunt. Their diet includes small birds, mammals, and carrion. Unfortunately, they are often poisoned by farmers targeting predators. The name 'Batalua' reflects their unique flight pattern.

What factors have contributed to the decline in the Batalua Eagle population?

Describe the physical characteristics of the Batalua Eagle.

What is the significance of the name 'Batalua'?

How does the hunting behavior of the Batalua Eagle differ from that of most birds?

What impact do farmers' practices have on the Batalua Eagle?