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 \n# Vocabulary\n\n·examines,hunger,mammal,normal,rescued,young  \n# Vocabulary Strategy\n\n·Context Clues:Antonyms  \nPhonics  \n·Vowel Digraphs /ů/oo,ou  \nCONTENT-AREA VOCABULARYWords related to bald eagles(see glossary)  \nNATIONAL CONTENT STANDARDS  \nScience  \nLife Science  \nCover:Fritz Poelking/AGEfotostock.  \nPhotography Credits:I:Ryan McVay/Getty  \nImages.2:Mia Foster/PhotoEdit.3:John  \nConrad/Corbis.4:Leo Keeler/Animals Animals.  \n5:Lynda Richardson/Corbis.6:Charles Philip  \nCangialosi/Corbis.7:Ryan McVay/GettyImages.8:Kennan Ward/Corbis.I0:Macmillan  \nWord count:710**  \nMcGraw-Hill.12:Fritz Poelking/AGEfotostock.  \n13:Photodisc/Getty Images.14Corel Images.  \nThe McGraw·Hill companies  \nMacmillan/McGraw-Hill  \nPublished by Macmillan/McGraw-Hill of McGraw-Hill Education,a division ofThe McGraw-Hill Companies,Inc.,Two Penn Plaza,New York,New York I0121.  \nCopyright ◎by The McGraw-HillCompanies,Inc.All rights reserved.No part ofthis publication may be reproduced or distribufed in any form or by any means,orstored in a database or retrieval system,without the prior written consent of TheMcGraw-Hill Companies,Inc.,including,but not limited to,network storage ortransmission,or broadcast for distance learning.  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \n234567890261312I 10  \n**The total word count is based on words in the running text and headings only.Numerals and words in captions,labels,diagrams,charts,and sidebars are not included.  \n# Bald Eagle\n\nR  \nA  \nby Val Montegnana Walla  \nTable of Contents  \nChapter 1  \n………………2  \nBald Eagle Facts.  \nChapter 2  \nBald Eagles in Danger………………………………………6  \nChapter 3  \n……10  \nKeeping Bald Eagles Safe ………………………  \nGlossary/Index…………………  \n……15  \n……………………………………16  \nComprehension Check.  \n# Chapter 1\n\nThe bald eagle is the national bird ofthe United States.It was chosen becausethe bald eagle is strong and brave,and itlives in North America.  \nToday bald eagles live all over NorthAmerica.They can be found in 47 U.S.states,Canada,and northern Mexico.  \nThe Great Seal of the United Statesshows a bald eagle.  \n1  \nBald eagles are raptors.Raptors huntfor their food using their talons,or claws.  \nBald eagles are sea eagles.They livealong the coast or near rivers,lakes,marshes,and other wetland areas.Theirfavorite food is fish,and their favorite fishis salmon.  \nFlyingFeathers  \nBald eagles canfly high becausetheir wings arelong and wide.A group of eaglesflying togetheris called a kettleof eagles.  \nYoung bald eagleshave dark beaks.Whenthey grow up,theirbeaks become yellow.  \nThe bald eagle has white featherson its head and tail.The bird got itsname because long ago the word baldmeant white.The rest of its feathers aredark brown.  \nThe skin of newborn bald eagles iscovered with soft,fuzzy feathers that arecalled down.Adult eagles have 7,000feathers.A layer of down feathers growsunder their adult feathers.The downhelps keep eagles warm and dry in coldweather.In hot weather,the down helpskeep them cool.  \nBald eagles usually build their nests inthe tops of large trees near rivers,lakes,or the sea.They are big birds,so theymake big nests.  \nEagles'nests are at least five feet  \n(1.5 meters)wide.Eagles often return tothe same spot each spring where theyadd to their old nest to make it biggerand stronger.Nests can sometimes be asbig as 10 feet(3 meters)wide!  \nPairs of bald eagles make a nest together.  \n# Chapter 2\n\nFour hundred years ago,about 500,000bald eagles lived in North America.Butby 1963 the bald eagle was endangered.There were only about 1,000 of them left.Bald eagles were in danger of becomingextinct,so scientists examined the problemto find out the reasons why.  \nA bald eagle's habitat is near the sea.But people like to live near the sea,to","cbCaiucQwsTZzOPS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiucQwsTZzOPS","pdf",3089494,"English","# Comprehension\n# Vocabulary\n# Vocabulary Strategy\n# Bald Eagle\n## Chapter 1\n## Chapter 2\n## Chapter 3\n## Comprehension Check","[{\"question\":\"Why were bald eagles chosen as the national bird of the United States?\",\"answer\":\"The bald eagle was chosen because it is strong and brave and lives in North America.\"},{\"question\":\"What happened to bald eagle populations by 1963?\",\"answer\":\"By 1963, bald eagles were endangered with only about 1,000 left, putting them at risk of extinction.\"},{\"question\":\"What main factors make bald eagles endangered?\",\"answer\":\"Habitat loss from cleared land, lack of nesting places, reduced food because people catch too many fish, hunger, and harmful actions like shooting all contribute to the decline.\"}]","Bald Eagle - read to find out - Chapter 1-3 | PDF",1790728102,31]