Pakistan, Oct. 4 -- A rare white-tailed sea eagle has reportedly appeared in Pakistan after a gap of 155 years. The powerful bird was found in Sindh after apparently losing its way. Experts believe severe weather may have contributed to its unusual journey. The bird is rarely recorded in Pakistan.

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The white-tailed eagle is a powerful predator that normally lives in colder regions. Its natural range stretches from Scandinavia to Siberia. However, the species occasionally appears in Pakistan as a rare winter visitor. Its reported arrival in Sindh has attracted attention from wildlife enthusiasts.

According to the report, the eagle may have been displaced by ha...