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| Learn about bald eagle wingspan |
Bald eagle’s wings are biologically design to take
advantage of convection currents in the air. Their wings feature miniature gaps
at the ends. The gaps act as navigational tools that the eagle can use to
better maneuver during flight. Feathers fill the gaps, adding control and
warmth. Their skeletal structure is a key component to their level of control
during flight.
Bald eagles usually mate for life and a pair of
them constructs one of the largest stick nests in the bird-world to raise their
offspring.
Bald eagles are found in every state except Hawaii.
They are mostly found in Alaska and Canada, where there are large amounts of
undisturbed habitats. The greatest concentration of nesting bald eagles in the
lower 48 states is in Florida.
sources : www.reference.com
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