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Bald eagles mainly eat fish and salmon but will also eat dead animals or small animals when their preferred food is unavailable. They have white feathers on their head and tail with a brown body, grow up to 100cm long, and have a bright yellow beak. Bald eagles live near lakes, rivers, oceans, and nests in North America, building nests high in trees and laying 1-3 eggs at a time over 35 days. As one of the top predators, bald eagles have few predators themselves and can live up to 30 years.
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Golden Eagles are a large bird of prey with golden-brown feathers around their neck. They have a wingspan of 6-7 feet and can weigh between 8-12 pounds. Golden Eagles live in mountainous areas with cliffs and trees where they build nests and hunt small mammals and other birds. They are capable of diving over 150 mph and live up to 30 years, making them a powerful predator.
Animal Reports CSWE2 Gosford TAFE
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What is a Turtle
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Animals in the taiga have adapted to survive the harsh winters and food shortages. Some animals hibernate, some migrate south, and others cooperate with the difficult environment. The document then describes various animals found in the taiga including black bears, bobcats, bald eagles, lynx, gray wolves, grizzly bears, and snowshoe rabbits. It explains characteristics of each species such as appearance, diet, behaviors, and adaptations for the taiga climate.
Bears in the wild.
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- 1. By: Kyle
- 2. Bald eagles eat mainly fish and Salmon. But sometimes when they can’t find food they eat dead animals. And sometimes they eat small animals.
- 3. The bald eagle has white feathers on its head and tail and it has a brown body. They can grow up to 75 to 100 centimeters long. They have a bright yellow beak.
- 4. Bald eagles live near lakes and rivers and oceans in North America. Sometimes they mate near lakes and nest on broken logs.
- 5. Bald eagles build nest high above the ground and females lay 1 to 3 eggs at a time. The eggs hatch in about 35 days.
- 6. Bald eagles have sharp claws and a sharp beak and sometimes, they will fly away.
- 7. Bald eagle don’t have many predators because they are one of the top predators.
- 8. We can help bald eagle by less hunting and not throwing garbage on the ground or polluting..
- 9. Bald eagle live about 30 years in the wild and they can grow up to 75 to 100 centimeters.
- 10. Hi my name is Kyle and I like to play piano. I go to swimming class every Tuesday.