emperatol eagle

dark brown/ gold feathered bird

Basic Information

Anatomy

The emperatol eagle is a large bird with partly or completely golden feathers depending on its age.

Biological Traits

When an Emperetol eagle dies it will perform a death scream which can make gold rust.

Growth Rate & Stages

When it is born the emperatol eagle is covered in grey brown down. Later in life it grows dark brown feathers and supercillium like certain kinds of owls. Unlike most other bird species an emperatol eagle does not become an adult when is has lost its down and learns to fly. A young emperatol eagle stays with its mother until its wings start to turn gold. An exact sign of adulthood cant really be determined but generally a mother leaves her child(ren) when either the tail or supercilium, or both, are coloured gold. However, the emperatol eagle is at this state not fertile. For this he/she must be fully become gold feathered.

Additional Information

Social Structure

Emperatol eagle are largely solitary except during mating season. Until adulthood chicks live with their mothers.

Origin/Ancestry

ancient eagle species

Lifespan

55-120 years

Average Length

75-110 cm wingspan: 1.5-2.3 meters