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Science · Biology & genetics · published 2026-08-28 · via Phys.org

Verreaux's eagles in Arabia found scavenging on goat carcasses, study shows

A new study in the Journal of Raptor Research reports the first confirmed instance of sustained carrion feeding by Verreaux's eagles in the Arabian Peninsula. This behavior challenges the assumption that these eagles primarily hunt live prey. The findings suggest the species' diet is more flexible than previously believed.

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