Bald eagles are powerful birds of prey with few natural predators. Rarely, some animals manage to take down an adult bald eagle. Watch this video to discover which predators have known success.

Scientists made a 3-D reconstruction of the skull of a newly-discovered leopard-sized predator from 30 million years ago.

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Spread the loveIf you’ve never had the privilege of seeing a bald eagle close up, these magnificent predators usually tip the scales between six and 15 pounds, with females usually weighing more. And ...

The iconic bald eagle, America’s national bird, soars majestically over the Rocky Mountains. With a wingspan reaching up to 7.5 feet, these formidable predators are powerful fliers and adept hunters.

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