Anatomy
Talons
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The sharp, curved claws of raptors used to seize and kill prey.
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Talons are keratinous sheaths over bony toe bones, continuously grown and worn. Their curvature radius correlates with prey size — eagle talons are highly curved for grasping large struggling prey, while osprey talons are also reversible (the outer toe rotates backward) for gripping slippery fish. Falcons rely more on a notched bill than talons to kill prey, while owls deploy talons almost exclusively for dispatching prey.