Overview
- Greater spotted eagles are taking longer, more energy-intensive routes to avoid conflict zones.
- Researchers found eagles are skipping crucial stopovers, affecting their ability to hunt and rest.
- The study indicates potential long-term impacts on the species' breeding and overall fitness.
- GPS data from 21 tagged eagles highlighted significant deviations in migration patterns post-invasion.
- Experts suggest post-conflict recovery should focus on restoring local ecosystems.