The Javan Hawk-Eagle is a medium-sized bird of prey native to the forests of Java, Indonesia. It has a striking appearance, characterized by its dark brown plumage, white head, and distinctive crest. This eagle primarily feeds on small mammals, birds, and reptiles, using its sharp talons and keen eyesight to hunt. These eagles are known for their impressive flight skills and often soar high in the sky. They typically build their nests in tall trees, where they raise their young. The Javan Hawk-Eagle is considered a symbol of Indonesia and is protected by law due to habitat loss and hunting pressures.