Bald eagles stun scientists with bizarre migration pattern
Bald eagles stun scientists with bizarre migration pattern One adventurous young bird crossed 10 states and four Canadian provinces before settling down. A nestling bald eagle in Arizona. How do researchers track the movement of wild animals (especially birds) that can travel hundreds of miles a day? By gently equipping them with GPSs. A team in Arizona equipped bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) with the monitors to study their migration patterns. The results proved to be quite intriguing

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