Eagles demonstrate their adaptability to changing environmental conditions in several ways, such as adjusting their behavior, diet, and nesting habits. For example, during periods of extreme heat, eagles may soar at higher altitudes to avoid the heat, while during cold weather, they may fluff up their feathers to retain body heat. In response to changes in precipitation patterns, eagles may alter their hunting tactics to adapt to new sources of food availability. Additionally, eagles may relocate their nests to more suitable locations to ensure the survival of their offspring in response to changing environmental conditions.
