Following their protection as an endangered species, bald eagles have come roaring back. But even in the best of times, life in the wild is a surprisingly tough struggle.
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American Eagle: Introduction
American Eagle: The Upper Mississippi River Valley
In autumn, many bald eagles from northern areas find their way to the Upper Mississippi River Valley, where stretches of the river do not freeze.
American Eagle: Video: Sneak Peek
Watch a sneak peek of "American Eagle" -- Coming to NATURE Fall 2008: "American Eagle" is the first HD hour on bald eagles ever.
American Eagle: Interactive Map: Bald Eagle Populations Over the Years: Breeding Pairs in 1992
In 1963, there were less than 500 bald eagle breeding pairs in the lower 48 states. Click around these interactive maps to find out how many pairs there were from 1990 to 2000.
American Eagle: Interactive Map: Bald Eagle Populations Over the Years: Breeding Pairs in 1994
In 1963, there were less than 500 bald eagle breeding pairs in the lower 48 states. Click around these interactive maps to find out how many pairs there were from 1990 to 2000.
American Eagle: Interactive Map: Bald Eagle Populations Over the Years: Breeding Pairs in 1996
In 1963, there were less than 500 bald eagle breeding pairs in the lower 48 states. Click around these interactive maps to find out how many pairs there were from 1990 to 2000.
American Eagle: Interactive Map: Bald Eagle Populations Over the Years: Breeding Pairs in 1998
In 1963, there were less than 500 bald eagle breeding pairs in the lower 48 states. Click around these interactive maps to find out how many pairs there were from 1990 to 2000.
American Eagle: Interactive Map: Bald Eagle Populations Over the Years: Breeding Pairs in 2000
In 1963, there were less than 500 bald eagle breeding pairs in the lower 48 states. Click around these interactive maps to find out how many pairs there were from 1990 to 2000.
What Females Want: To Have, to Hold, and to Cheat
Of the 4,000 or so species of mammals, only a handful of animals have ever been thought to mate for life.
Eagles: The Bald Eagle Returns
Biologists trying to restore eagle populations around the world face a difficult challenge. But there are success stories -- and the restoration of America's Bald Eagle is one of the most dramatic.



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