The eagle is reborn once, and the age is added or cleared

Eagles are the longest-lived birds in the world.

It can reach an age of 70 years in its lifetime. To live that long, it has to make difficult but important decisions at the age of 40.

When an eagle lives to be 40 years old, its talons begin to age and are unable to effectively catch its prey. Its beak became long and curved, almost touching its chest, severely hindering its feeding. Its wings become very heavy because its feathers grow thick and thick, making it difficult to fly.

It has only two options: wait for death, or go through a painful renewal process.

It has to work hard to fly to a steep cliff where no bird or beast can go up, and stay there for about 150 days. First, it throws its sickle-like beak toward the rock until its aging mouth and belt flesh fall off its head, and then waits silently for a new beak to grow. Then it uses its new beak as pliers and pulls the toenails off the toes one by one.

When the new toenails grow, it sheds all the old feathers, and after 5 months the new feathers grow, and the eagle begins to fly, so that it can live another 30 years. At the risk of dying of pain and starvation, it transforms itself, reinvents itself, and says goodbye to its past, and this process is a process of resurrection from the dead.

I don't know if you're talking about the real Hawks or the Atlanta Hawks, but there are two aspects to explain to you:

1. There is no way for eagles to be reborn in the wild in real life, this is the law of nature, as long as it is an animal, there is birth, old age, sickness and death, and if it dies, it is dead, and it cannot be crossed, and it cannot live again;

2. If you're talking about the Atlanta Hawks, I don't think it's going to be a rebirth, because the playoffs are still going on, the Hawks have a good record, and even if Joe Johnson is gone, the team is still rebuilding, I think it's not bad, I personally ** they will advance to the second round of the playoffs.

If you still have any questions, please ask.

It doesn't mean coming back from the dead.

Rather, they have to go through a very painful stage of plucking out the feathers themselves, and getting their nails off or something, because only then can they grow new ** feathers to last the remaining decades of life.

The story of the rebirth of the eagle is just fiction, and you can think of it as an inspirational story, but it is by no means a true story.

The story of the eagle's rebirth is roughly as follows: the eagle can live for 70 years, and when it is 40 years old, it will pluck out all its beak, claws, and feathers, and then wait for 5 months to grow again, and it can get a new life, and it can live for another 30 years.

Analyze the realism of the eagle's rebirth from a scientific point of view:

First of all, there are various versions of the rebirth of the eagle, and we will use the most famous of the eagles, the bald eagle, as an example. The life span of the bald eagle in the wild is about 25 years, and the life expectancy in captivity can exceed 50 years, which is already the limit physiological data of the bald eagle, and it is assumed that it is healthy and does not get sick. Therefore, the first article negates the content of the story, because the natural lifespan of an eagle is simply not 70 years.

Even if it is not a bald eagle, none of the eagles in the world can live more than 70 years.

Second, the eagle's beak grows in the skull, which is equivalent to a man's beak. If the whole beak is broken, as the story says, then there is absolutely no way for this thing to regenerate. It's like your mouth has been cut off, can you still grow a mouth on your own?

And the eagle will starve to death because it has no beak and cannot forage for food.

Thirdly, as described in the story, it took 5 months for the eagle to be reborn. In fact, there is an obvious question here, what does it eat in 5 months? The eagle is not a hibernating animal, and there is no way for it to survive months without food.

Experimental data have proved that eagles can go without food for a week, but if they do not eat for more than a week and a half, their bodies will be exhausted, and they will die if they do not eat for two weeks.

Fourth, the story describes that the eagle plucked out all of its claws and waited for rebirth. This is also false, because the fingernails of birds, like the nails of any animal, are constantly lengthened by the nail blasts at the ends of the toes, and do not need to be uprooted at all.

Fifth, the story depicts that the eagle plucked all its feathers and waited for rebirth. This is even more impossible, bird feathers can be understood as human hair, and normal metabolic hair will naturally fall out and renew. If you wait 40 years to update it once as the story says, won't it become a "feather duster"?

Insight: There are times in our lives when we have to make difficult decisions. Start a process of renewal.

We must throw away the old habits, the old constraints, so that we can fly again. As long as we are willing to let go of the old baggage and be willing to learn new things, we will have the opportunity to realize our potential and create a new future.