With the largest talons of any living eagle, the Harpy Eagle is a formidable predator that can lift prey equal to its own body weight.
One of the heaviest eagles in the world, it has powerful muscles and a robust body that allow it to capture and fly with large fish, such as salmon.
Boasting the largest wingspan of any land bird, this South American vulture utilizes its immense wings for soaring and can glide for hours without beating its wings, conserving energy for when it needs to carry heavy loads.
Known for its speed, agility, and strength, the Golden Eagle preys on animals ranging from rabbits to foxes and can carry objects up to 8 pounds in weight.
The national bird of the United States, it has a powerful build and can lift prey weighing up to 4 pounds.
This eagle is known for its incredible strength, capable of knocking adult monkeys out of trees and lifting them away.
With a wingspan of up to 9.8 feet, it's one of the world's largest flying birds.
Noted for its powerful talons, the Great Horned Owl has a grip strength of around 500 psi (pounds per square inch), allowing it to capture and kill prey much larger than itself.
The largest eagle in Australia, it has powerful legs and talons and is capable of tackling large prey, including kangaroos and emus, in flight.
This vulture has a powerful beak capable of tearing open the tough skin of dead animals, which many other scavengers cannot manage.