Bald Eagle Thesis

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The bald eagle is the national’s bird. It weighs eight to twelve pounds and its wingspan can be two meters. The bald eagle can grow taller than 3 feet tall. It has a curved beak and very strong claws. They have good vision which helps them hunt for food. Furthermore, the bald eagle can build nests.

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