The Bald eagle lives in Canada and in North America near lakes, rivers, coastlines, wetlands as it catches most of its food in the water.

What do they eat ?

They eat the fish that they find in the lakes, rivers... but they also hunt during the day small mammals, snakes or birds.
They're carnivores.

The Bald eagles have a long, downward-curving yellow bill, and large, keen eyes.
They have a white head and their feet have knife like talons.
Adult male eagles have approximatively a
3 m wingspan, the females are larger than the males.
They have the largest birds nests in the world.
They weigh between 3.6 and 6.4 kg.

The Blad eagle is the national symbol of the United States of America since 1782.
You can find it on a US dollar bill and on some coins.