Bald Eagles: Habitat, Diet, and Behavior

The video explores the world of bald eagles, covering their habitat, physical characteristics, and diet. Bald eagles are native to North America, preferring areas near water for abundant fish. They are recognized by their brown bodies, white heads, and large wingspans. Their diet mainly consists of fish, but they are opportunistic hunters. The video concludes with a call to action for further learning resources.

What is the primary focus of the video about bald eagles?

• Their migration patterns

• Their habitat, features, and diet

• Their role in mythology

• Their interaction with humans

Where are bald eagles primarily found?

• Asia

• Europe

• South America

• North America

Why do bald eagles prefer living near bodies of water?

• Because fish, their main food source, is abundant

• To avoid predators

• For better nesting sites

• For cooler temperatures

What does the term 'bald' in bald eagles refer to?

• Their lack of feathers

• Their hunting skills

• Their white head

• Their age

How does the wingspan of a bald eagle help it?

• It makes them look intimidating

• It allows them to soar and glide effortlessly

• It helps them camouflage

• It helps them swim

What is unique about the eyesight of bald eagles?

• It is only effective at night

• It is similar to human vision

• It is weaker than most birds

• It is four to eight times stronger than human vision

What is the primary diet of bald eagles?

• Fruits

• Fish

• Insects

• Small mammals

How do bald eagles catch their prey?

• By scavenging only

• By swooping down with their talons

• By using traps

• By diving into the water

What other animals might bald eagles prey on besides fish?

• Small mammals and other birds

• Reptiles

• Insects

• Large mammals

What additional resources are suggested for learning more about bald eagles?

• Creating a free account at ngscience.com

• Books at the library

• Watching documentaries

• Visiting a zoo