A juvenile bald eagle got one shot to prove itself during a mid-air fish transfer with its parents, and what happened next reveals just how these iconic birds turn failure into survival instinct.

An African fish eagle appears to try to steal a heron's catch instead of hunting for its own meal. Herons are expert fish hunters, using patience and fast reflexes to grab prey in shallow water.

MIDDLEFIELD, Ohio (WJW) – A FOX 8 News viewer named Jenna was having dinner with her grandparents at their Middlefield home when her grandma spotted “a weird-looking goose” by the lake. According to ...

Turns out that A.J. Brown and Terrell Owens aren't the only impressive and legendary eagle receivers. There's also this actual eagle who isn't in the NFL, but who lives in Australia. Thanks to ...

At the Briarwood Executive Golf Course, with a fresh fish underfoot, this bald eagle surveyed the area to make sure nobody would interrupt his breakfast. A great blue heron was spotted observing the ...