1. The Strongest Birds Ever
By: Eros V.

2. Bald Eagle’s Prey
Fish
Snakes
Ducks
Rabbits
Salmon
Deer
Hare
Muskrats
Lizards

3. Bald Eagle (The National bird of the U.S.A.)

4. Bald eagle facts
When one feather falls the other
(that the same)falls from the other
side.
Bald eagles can weigh ten to
fourteen pounds.
Bald eagles have 7,000 feathers.
Nesting cycle-about 20 weeks.
Lifting power-about four pounds.
A female is bigger than a male.
Bald eagles are big and powerful.
Bald eagles can grow 29 to42 inches
long.
They live in the wild for 20 years.
Bald eagles are not bald.
The bald eagle is the bird of prey.

5. Endangered Animals
 Bald eagles became endangered in 1967.
 Natural habitat destroyed.
 People hunt the same food as bald eagles.
 More than 100,000 killed from 1917 to 1953
 Today no longer endangered.

6. The Graph Of Bald Eagles

7. World without the bald
eagle
There would not
be a national bird.
The quarter will
not be complete.
The food chain
will not be
complete.

8. Food Chain
1. Grass
2. Mouse
3. Snake
4. Bald eagle

9. Life cycle
 The mother lays 1-3 eggs.
 The mother sits on the egg for a few weeks.
 The father feeds the eaglets.
 The young eagle looks different than a adult.
 When the bald eagle is 4 or 5 years , it gets to breed

10. What kills a bald eagle
Humans
Owls
Wolves
Other eagles
Raccoons
Fox

11. How humans kill bald eagles
Hitting them with cars.
Destroying natural
habitats.
Hunting the same food
as bald eagles.
Poisoning the bald
eagles prey.

12. Body Parts
Talons
Head
Beak
Wings
Feet
Legs

13. Bald Eagles Today
The national bird of
the U.S.A.
No longer endangered
Protected everywhere

14. Jobs that protect bald eagles
 The American Bald Eagle Foundation
 Defe

15. Thank you for watching my power point and I hope you
learned something about bald eagles and their timeline!