The Sulawesi Hawk-Eagle is a large raptor of Indonesian forest, centered on Sulawesi. Adults have a rufous, streaked breast and a densely barred belly.
Adults have a dark crested head, a white throat with a central streak, a streaked rufous breast, and a densely barred belly. Immatures are whiter on the head and underparts, with dark brown upperparts.
It inhabits tall forest from lowlands to mountains and gives a loud, repeated ke-ke-ke call.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.