The Haast's eagle, a colossal avian predator from prehistoric New Zealand, soared with an 8 to 10-foot wingspan, preying on massive flightless birds like the moa. Adapted with powerful talons and beak, it ruled the skies until the moa's decline led to its own extinction around 600 years ago, highlighting the delicate interplay of ecosystems and the impact of human activities.
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