Eagles exhibit parental care and teaching behaviors towards their young by providing food, shelter, protection, and guidance during the fledgling stage. The parents will continue to bring food to the nest and demonstrate hunting techniques to their young, gradually encouraging them to practice these skills. They also teach them important behaviors such as flying techniques, hunting strategies, and how to interact with other eagles in the area. This guidance and support help the fledglings develop the necessary skills to survive on their own in the wild.
