A majestic dark morph Crested Eagle (Morphnus guianensis) female reacting to a vulture passing by in the deep rainforests of Darién, Panama, one of the most unexplored areas of the Neotropics. The nest with her baby was just a few meters away, and this dedicated mom was always on alert. Amazing right? Come join the Canopy Family in Panama and stay at Canopy Camp Darién, where you will have the unique opportunity to watch this species like nowhere else in Central America! Video by Alexandra Eastm

Egyptian Vultures, like Dynasty, are known for being incredibly intelligent! While carrion is a large part of their diet, this small vulture species must rely on other animals to tear through the thick skin of a deceased animal. They will use their long, slender beaks to get to small pieces of meat that the larger, stronger vultures cannot reach. There is another food source for Egyptian Vultures, though: eggs! If the egg is small enough, such as the chicken egg that Dynasty has, they might pick