一：文章
Eagle has the world’s longest life expectancy of birds. It lives up to the age of 70. To live such a long life expectancy, at 40 years of age it must make a difficult but important decision.
When the Hawks live up to the age of 40, its claws start aging, unable to effectively seize the prey. Its wings have become very heavy because its feathers grow thick and strong and make it very difficult to fly.
There are only two options:die, or rebirth through a very painful update process of 150-day long training session.
II: Vocabulary
Recognize: UK [ 'rekəɡnaɪz]
. VT recognized, recognition; recognition
We have to recognize this.
We must recognize this.
Eagle: UK [ 'iːg (ə) L]
n-eagle; eagle.
Eagle an Eye Eagle; Eagle chase; Eagle chased; sharp eyes
Hawk: England [hɔːk]
VT sell, Chapman; capture; expectorated.
Oil Gasoline ON Thieves Sometimes Hawk Stolen The Side of Highways.
Oil thieves who sometimes sell stolen petroleum edge of the road.
. n eagle; hawks; plundering others
The hawk pounced on its prey.
eagle swooped towards its prey.
expectancy：英 [ɪk'spekt(ə)nsɪ; ek-]
n. 期望，期待
Any expectancy for your future marriage?
What do you expect for the future of marriage?
claws: English [klɔːz]
. the n-claws (claw plural)
She HAD for claws Herself.
She also has claws.
aging: UK [ 'eɪdʒɪŋ]
. the n-aging; aging, aging
What is aging?
What is aging?
seize: English [siːz]
. VT catch; to seize; understanding; arrest
The opportunity is there Why not seize it .?
What opportunities are there, why not grab it?
prey: the British [preɪ]
. the n-prey; the victim, the victim; (mood of vulnerable) vulnerable people; loot
The eagle swooped down on its prey.
The eagle flew down suddenly catch its prey.
. v prey; harm; tortured, troubled
The effect was to disrupt the food chain , starving many animals and those that preyed on them.
consequence of the food chain is broken, so many animals and their prey animals starve.
wings: US [wiŋz]
the n-[Kun] wings (wing plural form); flight Chapter; one kind of wing wear Girl Scout chapter.
at The Bird flapped the ITS WINGS furiously.
The bird flapped its wings wildly.
feathers: US [ 'fɛðɚ]
. the n-feather (feather plural); wings; feathery cracks
? How can he fly from his feathers
him how to fly his feathers?
III: sentence
. Rebirth through a very painful update process of 150-day long training session
by regeneration ......
It lives up to the age of 70
can live to 40 years old
live up: live, live it up
Four: story
selection regeneration after restructuring eagle, to go through a painful process of updating. It is first of all to hard to fly the Peak, nesting in the cliffs, where it spent long and painful 150 days. During this time, to force the long, curved beak hit the rock, until it is completely off, and then wait out a new long beak; then grow new beak to nail one by one to pull out; new nail grow out after, and then unplug the feathers one by one. After the new feathers grow, but also eagles flying in the vast sky, it left 30 years of continued life journey.