Translated sentences containing 'eagles'

She flies like the eagles

Ella vuela como las águilas.

Her father moved to the mountains to continue studying the eagles.

Su padre se trasladó a las montañas para seguir estudiando las águilas.

The companies are the only ones able, with the help of the Commission, to implement projects which fly like eagles above the mountain tops and have a global vision.

Y las empresas son las únicas capaces, con ayuda de la Comisión, de realizar proyectos que vuelen como las águilas por encima de los montes y tengan una visión global.

We have irreversible damage in prospect for the habitats of a large number of species from eagles to woodpeckers, to capercaillie, wolves and lynx.

Prevemos daños potenciales irreversibles para los hábitats de un gran número de especies, desde águilas a pájaros carpinteros, urogallos, lobos y linces.

Environmental toxicity levels are high: for example, levels of contamination in seals and white-tailed eagles are approximately five times greater than in the Atlantic.

Los niveles de toxicidad medioambiental son elevados. Por ejemplo, el nivel de contaminación en focas y pigargos de cola blanca es aproximadamente cinco veces mayor que en el Atlántico.

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