Test Your Brain Power! Can You Name These Birds of Prey In 30 Seconds?

Welcome to another edition of the 'Name That Thing' puzzle on Jagran Josh. Today, we have birds of prey, or predator birds (also known as raptors), featuring on this puzzle.

These hypercarnivorous species, approximately more than 500 species, actively hunt and prey on vertebrates. Their diet includes mammals, small birds, reptiles, fish, or insects.

These predator birds are found worldwide except in Antarctica. These predators have sharp eyesight, up to 8 times better than humans. These raptors can reach diving speeds of 190 to 320 km/h. Fascinating, isn't it?

That's not all. These birds of prey have existed for 50 to 75 million years. These raptors are believed to have descended from predatory theropod dinosaurs. As per official reports, over 50 per cent of all raptor species are in decline, with 18 per cent facing extinction. 

Did you know that Indonesia has the highest richness of raptor species? There are about 119 raptor species within the country. Indonesia also has the highest number of declining raptor species, with 63 species facing population extinction.

These are a few interesting facts about the birds of prey. Let us fly back to our challenge for today. Here are three predator birds in the image below. Can you name them all?

Name That Thing Puzzle: Name all the birds of prey in 30 seconds!

Challenge yourself with this fun and educative vocab puzzle. Here are three birds of prey. 

The images are clear and high-definition for you to examine all details of the birds up close to figure out who is who.

You have 30 seconds to crack this puzzle. Identify all three of them to reveal the names of these birds of prey.

These birds are known for their sharp, hooked beaks, and curved talons for gripping their prey.

You must have seen them probably on TV, or in nature LIVE.

Here is a vivid description of these birds (left to right) to help you narrow down the names of these predator birds.

Bird #1 is very large with long, broad wings. It is capable of reaching altitudes of 10,000–15,000 feet.

Bird #2 is medium-sized with long, pointed wings and a tapered tail.

Bird #3 often has a bald head and neck. It flies in V-shape. Known for it's ability to breathe in low-oxygen, high-altitude environments makes it the highest-flying bird in the world.

Any guesses so far? Think, think. Sky is the limit.

Remember, you have 5 more seconds more to figure out their names. 

Bird enthusiasts would have it easy. And, well, time's up!

Name That Thing Puzzle

The birds in the image are (left to right) an eagle, a falcon, and a vulture. How many did you get right?

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