Post on 09-Feb-2016
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By: Andrew Stafford
Bald Eagle Jeopardy
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Which country adopted the bald eagle as their national symbol?
The U.S.A
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How many eggs do bald eagles usually lay?
From one to three.
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How long do bald eagles live in the wild?
Up to 30 years.
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How long do bald eagles stay with their mates?
Once mated they are mated for life.
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How long is an eaglet’s incubation period?
35 Days
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What do bald eagles make their nests out of?
Mostly large twigs from nearby dead trees or offthe ground.
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True or false: bald eagles make the biggest nests of all the eagle family?
True
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Where do bald eagles build their nests?
Near bodies of water.
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True or False: bald eagles are tolerant of humans when feeding?
True
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What is the most important factor in where a bald eagle builds its nest?
Access to water for fishing.
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What does a bald eagle’s diet consist most of?
Fish
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Where do bald eagles sit on the food pyramid?
At the very top.
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True or false: bald eagles will not attack other eagles to steal food?
False
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How many pounds of food can a bald eagle lift?
About 4 pounds
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How do bald eagles “fish”?
They skim the water to catch fish with their talons.
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