The term 'Falcon Feature' refers to three distinct physical characteristics of a falcon: its TALON, BEAK, and CLAW. A TALON is the sharp, curved CLAW of a bird of prey, such as a falcon, used for catching and killing prey. A BEAK is the hard, pointed mouth part of a bird, used for eating and preening. Finally, a CLAW is a curved, pointed nail on the foot of a bird, used for grasping and climbing. All three of these features are essential to the falcon's ability to survive in the wild.