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                                        23Mrs. Diana smiled and said, %u201cNow, we are exploring the amazing world of eagles, the majestic birds of the sky!%u201dJack, as curious as ever, raised his hand. %u201cWhat kind of animals are eagles, Mrs. Diana?%u201dShe said %u201cGreat question, Jack! Eagles are birds. They belong to a special group of birds called raptors, which means they are birds of prey. They have sharp claws and beaks to help them catch their food.%u201dSarah asked, %u201cHow much do eagles weigh?%u201dMrs. Diana replied, %u201cEagles come in different sizes depending on their species. The smallest eagles weigh around 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds), while the largest, like the bald eagle, can weigh up to 7 kilograms (15.4 pounds). So, some eagles can be quite heavy for birds!%u201dEmily asked, %u201cWhat do eagles eat, Mrs. Diana?%u201d

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