Published 11:55 IST, October 3rd 2019

Mega Harpy Eagle: Netizens blown away, ask if it's even real

As photographs of a Harpy Eagle were circulated on social media platforms, Netizens were blown away looking at the huge bird, some asking if it's even real

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As photographs of a Harpy Eagle were circulated on social media platforms, Netizens were blown away looking at huge bird. According to some, eagle looks more like a person dressed in an eagle's costume. According to reports, pictures of Harpy Eagle were circulated around 7 months back on Facebook. However, y have taken over social platforms once again.

Netizens react: Bird or Human?

Looking at pictures of large bird- Harpy Eagle, Netizens have flooded Twitter with ir mind-blown reactions. While some people have claimed it to be photoshopped, some have called it an ancient terror bird. Some people on Twitter are speculating bird to be a human dressed in a costume. 

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Some said it was a bird out of time:

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About Harpy Eagle

Harpy Eagle, also called as American Harpy eagle, is one of largest and most powerful birds of prey.  eagles usually live in upper capy layer of tropical lowland forests. However, due to destruction of habitat,  species is rapidly moving towards being extinct. According to reports, re are fewer than 50,000 of eagles left worldwide. Furr, In Brazil, harpy eagle is also kwn as 'royal-hawk'.

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09:08 IST, October 3rd 2019