How Eagles use the four forces of flight?

Eagles utilize the four forces of flight—thrust, drag, lift, and weight—effectively to soar and maneuver in the air. Their powerful wing flaps generate thrust, while their streamlined bodies reduce drag, allowing for efficient flight. The shape of their wings creates lift, enabling them to rise and glide effortlessly. Additionally, their body weight is balanced against these forces, allowing them to perform agile aerial maneuvers and soar at great heights.