630K views · 30K reactions | The two adult bald eagles have been observed mating in the nest and bringing in sticks over the last couple of weeks. This video shows the eagles organizing new nesting material. Two to three eggs are usually laid in February around Valentine’s Day. Video by M. Gonzalez/USFWS | National Conservation Training Center | Facebook

439K views · 35K reactions | Did you know Bald Eagles have both binocular and monocular vision? This wide field of view, allows Bald Eagles to monitor their surroundings while hunting or keeping watch for potential threats. #BaldEagleFacts #VisionSkills #EagleEye | Alaska Raptor Center | Facebook

Bald Eagle Hunting Fact:- Bald eagles possess exceptional vision, which is four to five times better than human vision. They can spot fish from far away and dive at high speeds to grab them from the water with their talons, demonstrating their remarkable hunting abilities. #reels #birds #animals #wildlife #nature #eagle #instagram #naturephotography | Bird Lovers

Did you know Bald Eagles have both binocular and monocular vision? Their forward-facing eyes provide depth perception and accurate distance judgment, crucial for hunting and flying. Additionally, their ability to focus independently with each eye gives them a wide field of view, allowing them to monitor surroundings while hunting or keeping watch for potential threats. #BaldEagleFacts #VisionSkills #EagleEye | Alaska Raptor Center

1.1M views · 10K reactions | Bald Eagle hunting from the Ground! #baldeagle #baldeagles | Mike Lemery Films | Facebook