There are 6 species of it in Kazakhstan. It is found in the Zhetysu region, as well as in other regions on the plains, foothills. The Eagle is the largest and most powerful bird among Eagles, with a strong body and fast flight. The fingers are large and embossed (with Horn scales). The feathers are dark brown in one color. The nape and outside of the neck are yellowish red in color. The tail of a young eagle is white, it has a flat black stripe at the tip and large white feathers under the wing.. The length of the caudal fin of the Eagle is 33-36 cm, the upper side of the beak is bent down, the tip is pointed. Lives in pairs. It hunts marmots, hares, foxes, badgers, sometimes mice and squirrels, turtles, cubs of ungulates (White antelopes, roe deer, roe deer). The flea strangles its prey not with its claws, but with its fleas — glands on its paws. In March-April, it lays eggs from 1-3, which the nestlings shake for 40-45 days. The chicks are fed by spermatozoa in the first days. They fly out of the nest at the age of 2.5 months, but the nestlings and herons spend a long time on the leash and watch. In natural conditions, the Eagle lives for about 100 years. The eagle eagle is a symbol of strength, fortitude and freedom. The image of the eagle on the flag of Kazakhstan is depicted as a symbol of freedom. Taming, tuning and using the Eagle in a hut is an ancient art of the Kazakh people. It is necessary to build it on the hunt — endurance, Business, great skill. It also takes a lot of ingenuity to get an eagle chick out of the nest. If there is not enough amalaila, a person can get a Chick. Currently, special attention is paid to the Eagle art, a special salbur is organized in the region, and a school for young golden eagles is being opened, which is included in the “Red Book” of Kazakhstan (1996).