Trained golden eagles can chase wolves on the prairie. In order to study the flight direction of the golden eagle and determine the range of the wild wolves, a research team placed a radio transmitter on a golden eagle for tracking. Wolves usually have a wide range of activities in order to find food
the golden eagle usually pursues wolves over a wide range. However, over the past two weeks, signals from radio transmitters have shown that the golden eagle is only flying within 3 km of the release site.
The mountains around the golden eagle are so steep that it is impossible to fly farther away