A giant eagle of unprecedented size was recently captured near Brownsville, Texas, astonishing both experts and locals.

First seen by hikers near the U.S.-Mexico border, the bird had a wingspan of about 10 feet and showed remarkable strength.

After days of careful tracking, it was safely captured and is now being studied at a conservation center in Brownsville.

Scientists are exploring whether it’s a new subspecies or an unusually large example of a known eagle.

The discovery has sparked major interest, and local officials plan to create a sanctuary to protect the bird and encourage eco-tourism. This event could significantly impact our understanding of North American wildlife.