These stunning photographs of the world’s last remaining Mongolian eagle keepers show the incredible bond between man and bird. (Photo: Daniel Kordan/Caters News) These stunning photographs of the ...

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Chinese Kazakh eagle hunter releases his eagle during the competition in the mountains of Qinghe County, Xinjiang, northwestern China. Chinese Kazakh eagle hunter releases his eagle during the ...

Falconry - the art of hunting with birds of prey - was born in the forbidding Altai Mountains of Central Asia. As we first told you last year, hunters there still loft golden eagles into the sky in a ...

The golden eagles that live in the high Altai mountains, in far-western Mongolia, build their nests in the crags of the area’s rugged peaks—there aren’t many trees. Hunters belonging to traditional ...

Kazakhs have a long history of using birds of prey to hunt foxes, wolves, and other animals and that tradition continues to this day. A tournament of eagle hunters, known as "berkutchi," took place on ...

Officials who are monitoring incidents affecting the eagle population in the United States are revealing a lingering danger that could cause a decline in the birds' presence. Todd Katzner, a U.S.

When a hunter shoots an animal, fragments of the lead ammo spread throughout the body. Eagles scavenge the remains left behind and can ingest the lead by mistake.