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Aviash

An eagle.

Eagles

Old model.

Wild Ohuna

A ohuna a type of eagle on the Dragon Isles.

Eagles are Birds of Prey, found mainly in mountainous areas throughout Azeroth. The eagle is a national emblem for both the human nations of Alterac (a single-headed version) and Lordaeron (both a single[1] and a mythical twin-headed version[2]). The Amani tribe of forest trolls also worships an eagle loa named Akil'zon.

Giant eagles are used as mounts by Frostborn and Highmountain tauren.

Harpies create vile rocs from cursed eagles.[3]

Biology[]

Eagle meat and eggs are suitable for consumption,[4][5] the eggs even being a delicacy among tauren.[6]

Their feathers are commonly used in taunka fortune-telling ceremonies[7] and to help with crafting arrows.[8]

Known[]

Undead[]

In addition, there are also undead eagles, usually serving the scourge:

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Main article: Birds of prey

In the RPG[]

Icon-RPG This section contains information from the Warcraft RPG which is considered non-canon.

These birds of prey inhabit nearly every terrain and climate, though they all prefer high, secluded nesting spots. A typical eagle is about 3 feet long and has a wingspan of about 7 feet. They are diurnal birds of prey. Eagles dive at prey, raking with their powerful talons.[9]

  • Giant Eagles are described in appendix three of the monster manual, where the humans use them as mounts.

Speculation[]

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This article or section includes speculation, observations or opinions possibly supported by lore or by Blizzard officials. It should not be taken as representing official lore.

The Eagle Spirit near Anzu is the only known eagle to be present in Outland, but his presence does suggest that there are (or used to be) other eagles.

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