Bald Eagle Facts and Behavior

The video introduces Liberty, a bald eagle at Yellowstone, and discusses her captivity due to an injury. It covers bald eagle facts, their unique presence in North America, and their recovery from endangerment due to DDT. The video also explores bald eagle habitats, nesting habits, and mating rituals, clarifying misconceptions about their behavior. It highlights their exceptional vision and addresses viewer questions about bald eagles' diet and predators. The video concludes with an invitation to watch Yellowstone Live.

Why is Liberty, the bald eagle, used for educational purposes?

• She is a young eagle.

• She is a rare species.

• She was injured by a power line.

• She was born in captivity.

What is unique about the bald eagle's habitat?

• They prefer urban areas.

• They live in deserts.

• They are exclusive to North America.

• They are found worldwide.

What was the main reason for the decline in the bald eagle population?

• Climate change.

• Chemical pesticides like DDT.

• Loss of habitat.

• Hunting by humans.

How do bald eagles typically build their nests?

• With sticks and branches.

• On the ground.

• Using mud and leaves.

• In caves.

At what age do young bald eagles develop their white head?

• 6-7 years old.

• 1-2 years old.

• 4-5 years old.

• 3-4 years old.

What is the 'death spiral' actually a display of?

• Territorial display.

• Escape maneuver.

• Mating ritual.

• Hunting technique.

Where does the actual breeding of bald eagles take place?

• In the water.

• In a cave.

• On top of a rock on a ridge.

• On a tree branch.

Which birds of prey in North America primarily eat fish?

• Hawks and falcons.

• Owls and vultures.

• Kites and harriers.

• Ospreys and bald eagles.

Do bald eagles have any natural predators?

• No, they are at the top of the food chain.

• Yes, many large mammals.

• Yes, other birds of prey.

• Yes, reptiles.

What is notable about the vision of bald eagles?

• It is nine times keener than human vision.

• It is less developed than other birds.

• It is similar to human vision.

• It is only good at night.