Top 9 biggest eagles on the planet, based on wingspans

Martial Eagle: This Eagle is Africa’s largest eagle, with a wingspan up to 8.5 feet. Its spotted chest and fierce eyesight make it a formidable hunter of large prey. (Image: Canva)

American Bald Eagle: With wingspans up to 8 feet, American Bald Eagle is famous for its white head, powerful build, and fishing mastery. (Image: Canva)

Wedge-Tailed Eagle: Australia’s biggest raptor, Wedge tailed eagle's wingspans can exceed 9 feet. Long tails and soaring skills let it dominate open skies and deserts. (Image: Canva)

Steller’s Sea Eagle: This giant eagle from Russia and Japan can reach an 8-foot wingspan. Its massive yellow beak and striking black-and-white plumage make it unmistakable. (Image: Canva)

Harpy Eagle: With a wingspan up to 7.5 feet, Harpy Eagle is one of the strongest eagles. They use huge talons to hunt monkeys and sloths in tropical forests. (Image: Canva)

Golden Eagle: North America’s largest bird of prey can reach up to 7.5-foot wingspans. Its speed, agility, and golden-tinted feathers make it both majestic and feared. (Image: Canva)

White-Tailed Eagle: Europe’s largest eagle, White tailed have wings spanning of 7.5–8 feet. Its broad wings and wedge-shaped tail make it a master glider over coasts and rivers. (Image: Canva)

Philippine Eagle: With a wingspan over 7 feet, this eagle is critically endangered raptor. It is the Philippines’ national bird, known for its long crest feathers and powerful hunting skills. (Image: Canva)

Crowned Eagle: Africa’s “leopard of the sky,” Crowned eagle have a 6.5-foot wingspan. Stocky and strong, it can take down prey heavier than itself. (Image: Canva)