Memory game: How well do you know the birds of prey?
Turn the cards, find the pairs and get to know the birds of prey at Eagleworld – a free memory game for the whole family on phone, tablet or computer.
In our memory game you meet ten of the birds at Eagleworld: the nine birds of prey from our programme – among them the peregrine falcon, the golden eagle, the Steller's sea eagle and the Andean condor – and the spectacled owl. Each pair is a photo of the bird and a card with its name and a short fact. All the facts come from our programme and articles.
The game is fun for young and old, and you learn something along the way. Did you know that the peregrine falcon has been measured at 390 km/h, that the golden eagle sees about 8 times better than a human, and that the spectacled owl's call sounds like knocking on wood? Every time you find a pair, a small box opens with more about the bird and a link to the article where you can read on (in Danish).
How to play: choose 6, 8 or 10 pairs and turn over two cards at a time. Try to find all the pairs in as few moves as possible – the game remembers your best result on your device. It is free, and no login is needed.
Ready for a bigger challenge? Try the falconer quiz (from about 12 years) →
Once you have met the birds on the cards, you can see many of them in the air at one of our displays. The family ticket (2 adults and 2 children aged 4–12) costs DKK 450 and is only available online. See all prices →
At Eagleworld, between Ålbæk and Tversted.
Published 9 October 2026