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Eagles!
This week on the Varmints we’re presenting a rerun of our episode on the 4th of July, because EAGLES! The Bald Eagle has been an official symbol for America since 1782, and is one heck of an interesting animal, so today we’re going to take a look at the whole gosh darn species. Swoop in and enjoy!
“Did somebody say “eagle”?”
But first, the news!
Biologists observe bald eagles not being complete jerks.
He took “fly like an eagle” literally…
Now let’s learn about eagles!
Eagle nests are called “aeries” and to call them ginormous is an understatement. Learn all about them in this article courtesy of the National Eagle Center.
“Herb? Herb? Gosh darnit, where is that eagle…”
There is a reason we call someone with great vision “eagle eyed” in the English language. Check out this cool article about eagle vision, courtesy of Indiana Public Media.
“I seeeee you!”
Enjoy this beautiful painting of a bald eagle by John James Audubon while you listen to the wonderful
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Eagles!
This week on the Varmints we’re presenting a rerun of our episode on the 4th of July, because EAGLES! The Bald Eagle has been an official symbol for America since 1782, and is one heck of an interesting animal, so today we’re going to take a look at the whole gosh darn species. Swoop in and enjoy!
“Did somebody say “eagle”?”
But first, the news!
Biologists observe bald eagles not being complete jerks.
He took “fly like an eagle” literally…
Now let’s learn about eagles!
Eagle nests are called “aeries” and to call them ginormous is an understatement. Learn all about them in this article courtesy of the National Eagle Center.
“Herb? Herb? Gosh darnit, where is that eagle…”
There is a reason we call someone with great vision “eagle eyed” in the English language. Check out this cool article about eagle vision, courtesy of Indiana Public Media.
“I seeeee you!”
Enjoy this beautiful painting of a bald eagle by John James Audubon while you listen to the wonderful