Eagle Power Preview
Preview: Season 47 Episode 7 | 28sVideo has Closed Captions
Follow eagles from the nest to the skies to see what makes these predators so remarkable.
Eagles dominate the skies. But what makes these predators so special? Researchers study one special bird—and stunning up-close footage reveals her exceptional strength, eyesight, and flying skills. With intimate access to a new bald eagle family, NOVA takes you into the nest to witness the drama of chicks struggling to survive.
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Eagle Power Preview
Preview: Season 47 Episode 7 | 28sVideo has Closed Captions
Eagles dominate the skies. But what makes these predators so special? Researchers study one special bird—and stunning up-close footage reveals her exceptional strength, eyesight, and flying skills. With intimate access to a new bald eagle family, NOVA takes you into the nest to witness the drama of chicks struggling to survive.
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How Sharp are an Eagle's Eyes?
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Clip: S47 Ep7 | 2m 45s | Learn why eagles have the sharpest eyesight of any vertebrate animal. (2m 45s)
Watch Baby Eagles Hatch and Grow
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Clip: S47 Ep7 | 4m 7s | It takes 37 days for eagle eggs to incubate. (4m 7s)
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