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Bald eagles are large birds of prey, with wingspans up to 7.5 feet wide, and they're known for their white heads and tails contrasted with dark brown bodies. Their sharp, hooked beaks are yellow, just like their penetrating eyes and powerful claws, known as talons. You might be surprised to know that their 'bald' look is actually due to the white feathers on their heads, which stand out against the rest of their dark feathers.  \nNow that you know how the bald eagle looks, let's explore where they make their homes. These magnificent birds are found throughout most of North America, from Alaska and Canada all the way down to northern Mexico. They love living near rivers, large lakes, and coastal areas because they eat a lot of fish. In fact, they build their nests, which are the largest of any North American bird and can be up to 9 feet wide, high up in tall trees or on cliff edges overlooking water.  \nSpeaking of fish, let's dive into the bald eagle's favorite meal. Fish is the main part of their diet, but they're not picky eaters – they'll also gobble up small mammals, other birds, and even carrion. Bald eagles have an amazing hunting strategy – they swoop down over water at great speed and snatch fish right out with their talons! Sometimes, they even steal food from other birds, which shows just how clever and opportunistic they can be.  \nHaving shared about their eating habits, it's time to talk about their life cycle and relationship with us humans. Bald eagles mate for life, and they return to the same nest each year to lay 1 to 3 eggs, which hatch after about 35 days. Humans and bald eagles have a mixed history-while some people admire their beauty and strength, others see them as competition for fish and game. Despite past threats, such as hunting and pesticide exposure, conservation efforts have helped bald eagle populations recover, and they continue to inspire us with their majestic presence and symbolize freedom in the United States.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What are the nests built by bald eagles known for?  \nA. being smaller than the bald eagle itself  \nB. being underground  \nC. being made of small logs they carry with their talons  \nD. being the largest of any North American bird  \n2) How do bald eagles catch fish?  \nA. They use a fishing rod  \nB. They wait for fish to jump out of the water  \nC. They wait for dead fish to float to the surface  \nD. They swoop down over water and snatch fish with their talons  \n3) What color is the bald eagle's body?  \nA. Brown B. White C. Gray D. Black  \n4) How long does it take for a bald eagle's eggs to hatch after being laid?  \nA. 1 year B. 2 weeks C. 3 months D. about 35 days 5) What do bald eagles symbolize in the United States?  \nA. wisdom B. happiness C. strength D. freedom  \n6) What is the main part of a bald eagle's diet?  \nA. small reptiles [B. fish](B. fish) C. fruits D. insects  \n7) Where are bald eagles' nests typically located?  \nA. inside hollow logs B. on the ground in grassy fields  \nC. high up in tall trees or on cliff D. inside caves edges overlooking water  \n8) Where are bald eagles typically found?  \nA. Europe B. Africa C. North America D. Australia  \n9) How wide can the bald eagle's wingspan be?  \nA. About 2 feet wide B. About 10 feet wide  \nC. About 7 feet wide D. About 5 feet wide  \n10) After how many days do bald eagle eggs generally hatch?  \nA. About 35 days B. About 21 days  \nC. About 90 days D. About 60 days  \n11) What color are bald eagles' beaks?  \nA. Black B. White C. Brown D. 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