Wednesday, August 19, 2020

NOVA: Eagle Power DVD



The bald eagle is a North American legend with a deep connection to Native American cultures and emblematic status that helped it make a remarkable journey back from the brink of extinction. But what makes this iconic predator so extraordinary? And how does it fit into the global family of some 60 eagle species spread across six continents? NOVA takes viewers into the lives of these spectacular birds, revealing their exceptional strength, eyesight, and flying skills.




Following a nest of bald eagle chicks, viewers watch young birds face everything from sibling rivalries to insect swarms and learn the skills they will need to survive. Meanwhile, researchers’ study one special golden eagle, using cutting-edge filming technology to capture her hunting techniques and flight maneuvers. Learn about the eagle and see how these birds’ exceptional adaptations help them survive and thrive in every imaginable habitat.

My Thoughts

I always enjoy watching documentaries with my children because they're actually leaning something from them. Eagle Power gives you a bird's eye view of the life of our feathered friends. You'll see majestic eagles, and follow their flights, watch them gather and build their nests, and watch them perform acrobatics in the sky that will rival anything you'll see in the Olympics. You're all learn about their connection to Native Americans and all the various species.


This documentary is stunning and educational. It gives you a real sneak peek into the life of eagles, allowing you to see them and appreciate them in so many ways. My children loved it just as much as I did. Watching Eagle Power brings quality to family move night and teaches children to admire and appreciate all that Mother Nature has to offer. If you want to grab a copy of this amazing DVD for your library,  you can find them in stores nationwide, at PBS, or on Amazon.



1 comments:

Jackie said...

I'd love to watch this. We are starting to see Eagles in our area. I think they are amazing birds.