Top 9 Largest Eagles in the World

The biggest eagle is the roughly 14-pound Martial Eagle of sub-saharan Africa. It has an 8.5-foot wingspan and is powerful enough to knock a grown man down.
The Stellar’s sea eagle comes in at number two, with an 8.3-foot wingspan and weighing 20 pounds. They’re found in East Russia along the Bering Sea, and summer in Japan and South Korea.
American bald eagles are the third largest, boasting an 8.2-foot wingspan and averaging 17 pounds.
While some birds of prey, such as condors and pelicans, are bigger, the eagle is one of the largest birds of prey. There are over 60 eagle species in the world, with most living in Asia and Africa. Some eagles living in forests have small wingspans while those living in the open country have large wingspans.