True or False: The ferruginous hawk is much larger than the red-tailed hawk and consequently has larger feet.

The ferruginous hawk is not much larger than the red-tailed hawk, which is why the statement is false. While the ferruginous hawk is indeed a large raptor, the red-tailed hawk also measures in a similar range in terms of wingspan and body size. The size difference between these two species is not substantial enough to make a definitive claim that one is "much larger" than the other.

As for the size of their feet, a hawk’s foot size is generally proportional to its body size, but both species possess well-developed feet suited to their hunting habits. Since neither species can be categorized as having significantly larger feet compared to the other based solely on their size comparison, the statement lacks accuracy.