Looks at the iconic bald eagle, unique to North America and emblem of the American nation, as it returns to the wild in full force following decades as an endangered species, a consequence of environmental degradation caused by the pesticide DDT.

Provides information about bald eagles, including anatomy, behavior, and their threatened status.

Describes the life, environment, and habits of bald eagles, and the conditions that threaten them with extinction.

"Wild Life LOL! Series introduces young readers (Ages 6-8) to some of the most amazing animals on the planet in a laugh-out-loud funny way. Each book is brimming with colorful photos, bite sized text, wacky facts, jokes and riddles. This powerful bird of prey stands as tall as a three-year-old child and is strong enough to fly through the air carrying prey half its own body weight." -- Amazon.com.

"Throughout North America, the bald eagle stalks unsuspecting prey. With a wingspan that can reach over 6 feet (1.8 m) and giant hooked talons on their feet, bald eagles are deadly hunters that own the skies. Young readers will dive into age-appropriate details and photographs of the bald eagle in its wild habitat, deepening their understanding of how the bald eagle is perfectly adapted to hunt almost anywhere. Young readers will love this up-close...

"The bald eagle has been a national symbol of the United States for centuries. However, it wasn't long ago that eagle populations were plummeting to extinction. Years of hunting, trapping, and poisoning bald eagles put this regal raptor at risk. This book explores the story of the bald eagle, as it became endangered, and as conservation efforts worked to bring bald eagle numbers back up. Readers will enjoy striking photographs of the bald eagle, as...

Describes the annual autumn gathering of bald eagles in Glacier National Park and examines the work of the wildlife research project that bands the birds for later tracking that will provide information on the habits and life cycle of our national bird.

Discusses the bald eagle and how it came to be the symbol for the United States.

"First Julie is inspired to raise money so that two bald eagles can fly free. But will she be able to raise enough money to build a tower for their flight? Then, on a journey to commemorate the birth of a nation, Julie finds a way to include a very significant signature on the rededication scroll. And when Julie realizes she can make a positive change in punishments at school, she runs for student body president. Will Julie get the votes she needs?"--...