A Walk with Hara the Harris's Hawk

The video introduces Hara, a Harris Hawk at Animal Wonders, and explains her background, including her inability to be a falconry bird due to wing damage and a contagious parasite. The video highlights the social structure of Harris Hawks, their keen eyesight, and how Hara communicates with her handler. It also describes Hara's living conditions in Montana, including her specially designed home to accommodate her needs.

Explain the process that led to Hara being at Animal Wonders.

What is the reason Hara cannot fly very far on her own?

Describe the social structure of Harris Hawks as mentioned in the text.

How does Hara communicate that she is comfortable with Jesse?

What is the significance of the brow ridge in hawks?

What are the main features of Hara's muse as described in the text?

What adaptations does Hara's home have to ensure her comfort in Montana's climate?