Harpy and Crested eagle caught on camera in the canopy of the Amazon Rainforest!

This footage was captured as part of Crees' TreeTopManu project where camera traps are placed in the rainforest canopy.
In 2015 the team used 120 cameras for the project and captured this incredible footage of one of the worlds largest predatory birds, the Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja) and the extremely rare Crested Eagle (Morphnus guianensis).
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[@theinventor1872]

Crested eagle much rarer than the harpy eagle
Thank u so much to share this

[@annettemartin766]

Thank you for the video. Hopefully these eagles will survive into the next generation.❤🦅❤

[@HARPYPROD]

É nós que voa 🦅

[@zsumr]

❤

[@prettygirlcamm]

I love eagles 🦅

[@HAKIM26MEDEA]

I adore Eagles

[@door77har]

The bird shown at 1:03 is not a Harpy Eagle, is the much rarer Crested Eagle!

[@carlobrigante4764]

wrong, it's a sub adult harpy

[@innanis1163]

thank you for letting me know

[@eraserboy12345]

Crested Eagle (Morphnus guianensis), indeed.

[@valac4199]

Carlo Brigante nope

[@thebabbler8867]

@@carlobrigante4764 No, you're wrong and you're blind. It is a crested eagle. Look at the legs and the difference in the feathers around the face.

[@mle6501]

2nd bird is definitely not a Harpy. Look at the tarsus and talons. Much too slender and small to even be a sub adult Harpy.

[@shelbyrice1014]

Harpy eagles are scary

[@wattanawuttiweth3985]

acute

[@kan35611]

yawn

[@krystynab]

🧡