The bald eagle averages 10 to 14 pounds with a length of 34 to 43 inches. It lives near water such as forests along rivers and lakes, migrating between habitats. As carnivores, bald eagles mostly eat fish but will also prey on small mammals, birds, and carrion. They grow large with sharp talons and wings to protect themselves. Bald eagles nest in trees and lay 1-3 eggs, hatching as eaglets or chicks. They can dive at speeds over 100 mph and are impressive birds, though challenging to observe in the wild.

1. F a c t s
By Gabriel

2. Weight and Length
The average weight is 10 to 14 pounds.The length is 34 to 43 inches.

3. The Habitat
The Bald Eagle lives in near water areas like in the forest near water and
they migrate.

4. What it eats
They mostly eat fish from the water but they also eat both
dead and alive some on shore are a favorite.They eat others
to like baby deer, rats,snakes and other birds.They are
carnivores.

5. How it protects itself
The Bald Eagle grows itself to be big with it’s wings and sharp claws.

6. Alive or Hatched
Eaglets or chicks are hatched from egg.They have about 1,2 or 3 eggs.Bald
Eagles can dive to 100 mph.

7. Conclusion
I liked the Bald Eagle because it is really big and they are pretty strong and they
are pretty hard to find them but yeah they are some cool birds to look at!!!

8. H o p e d