Facts About Eagle In Urdu And Hindi | عقاب (شاہین) کے بارے میں مکمل معلومات | Eagle Facts | AS info TV
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The video is About Eagle know as Shaheen. In this clip I tell you about some interesting and amazing facts about the eagle in urdu and Hindi.
There are several species of eagles that do not necessarily resemble each other. There are more than 60 species of eagles in Africa and Eurasia. Elsewhere, there are only two species in the United States and Canada. A further 9 species are found in Central and South America and 3 species in Australia.
The eagle is a very important bird for Muslims. Muslims cite examples of its twinkling, sharp-eyed, majestic and terrifying flight and high flight, and encourage it to be like an eagle.
Muslim poets regularly write allegorical poems with eagles. The unique feature of the eagle is that it is learned by teaching very quickly. And maintains complete loyalty to the Master. Among the Muslims of the subcontinent, Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal, the poet of revolution who raised Muslims against British imperialism to get their right to freedom.Took the life of a complete eagle to evoke the spirit of freedom.
Finally, on August 14, 1947, the independent Islamic country of Pakistan was found.
A very popular poem on the courage of another Muslim Pakistani poet than that of an eagle;
Don't be afraid of strong winds, O eagle,
this is how it flies. A poem by Dr. Iqbal to make you fly high has become very popular among the Muslim youth in this regard.
It differs from other birds of prey in its size, strength, heavy head and beak. The wings of the smallest eagle are relatively long and wide. Its flight is more direct and faster. Some species of eagles weigh only half a kilogram and are 16 inches long, while some species weigh more than six and a half kilograms and are 39 inches long. Like other birds of prey, its beak is curved to make it easier for prey to snatch meat. Their legs are stronger and their claws are pointed. In addition, the eagle's keen eyesight allows it to see prey from a great distance.
Eagles' nests are usually found on large trees or on high cliffs. Most species lay two eggs. However, first-born babies usually kill the second-born at birth. The female is usually larger than the male. Parents make
