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(New page: The '''bald eagle''' is the national bird of America. It became that because of its great strength and power to show the the greatness of America. It is no longer an endangred species.) |
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The '''bald eagle''' is the national bird of America. It became that because of its great strength and power to show the the greatness of America. It is no longer an endangred species. | The '''bald eagle''' is the national bird of America. It became that because of its great strength and power to show the the greatness of America. It is no longer an endangred species. | ||
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Revision as of 21:09, September 29, 2007
The bald eagle is the national bird of America. It became that because of its great strength and power to show the the greatness of America. It is no longer an endangred species.
It was an endangered species because people thought it's egg shells were weakened by an insectaside. But scientists now know that is not true.