2.8K views · 72 reactions | Haast’s Eagle #pinakamalakingagila #sabuongmundo #agila #eagles #reels #viral #trending #wowmazingstories #facts #biggesteagle #haastseagle | Wowmazing Stories | Facebook

2.2K views · 28 reactions | Haast's eagle, what a way to never forget Haast ! What do you reckon ? Haast's eagle became extinct 500-600 years ago, around the same time that New Zealand's moa species became extinct. Centuries-old cave drawings of huge eagle-like birds and finds of Haast's eagle bone tools in middens strongly suggest it was known to Maori, and may have been hunted. | The Coasters Club | Facebook

2.7K views · 1.3K reactions | Worlds Largest Eagle The Haast Eagle was native to Nz and lived in the South Island #newzealand #history #information #remember #facts #storytime #reels #fyp | Will Hamm | Facebook

Evolution on islands can produce unusually large species! Haast’s Eagle lived on the islands now known as New Zealand. With its 9 feet wingspan, this eagle hunted the moa — a flightless bird that stood over ten feet tall. birdnote.org/listen/shows/enormous-eagle-evolves Illustration © John Megahan | BirdNote

18K views · 18 reactions |  Imagine hearing this sound as the Haast's Eagle swooped down onto its Moa prey. The sound of the extinct bird was recreated for Te Papa's Te Taiao Nature exhibition by Piers Gilbertson, who joined us in the RNZ studio. | Morning Report | Facebook