What is a possible outcome of a falcon experiencing a blood feather break?

A blood feather break occurs when a feather that is still in the growth stage (often referred to as a blood feather) is damaged or broken. These feathers contain a blood supply that nourishes them during their development, and when injured, they can cause bleeding and potentially lead to health complications for the bird.

When a blood feather breaks, it can significantly impact the bird's overall health and its feather condition. The bleeding from the damaged feather can lead to additional stress, infection, or other medical issues if not managed properly. Additionally, the bird may need to go through an extended healing process before it can regrow the feather, which could impact its ability to fly and hunt effectively during that time.

While changes in behavior and aggression could be influenced by pain or stress from the injury, the most direct and significant effect is the potential health implications tied to the feather's condition and the bird's recovery. Thus, option B accurately describes the possible outcome of a blood feather break.