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El águila más grande del mundo cazaba como un águila y comía como un buitre

Imaginemos este monstruo volador: 15 kilos de peso, 3 metros de largo y garras de hasta 9 centímetros. El águila de Haast (Hieraaetus moorei), el águila más grande conocida, habitualmente mataba presas más grandes que ella, y comía de forma similar a los buitres alimentándose de grandes cadáveres, según una nueva investigación publicada en la revista Proceedings of the Royal Society B.

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spain, biodiversity, natural resources, spanish

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