The term 'Coastal Eagles' is a reference to the Ernes, a species of sea eagle found along the coasts of Europe and Asia. The Ernes is a large bird of prey, with a wingspan of up to 2 meters, and is known for its distinctive white head and tail feathers. It feeds mainly on fish, but also scavenges for carrion and sometimes preys on small mammals. The Ernes is an important part of the coastal ecosystem, helping to keep the fish population in check.